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Nigeria on Monday introduced new restrictions, including a ban on mass gatherings, after a spike in COVID-19 cases in some countries.
China donates cervical cancer equipment
THE Chinese government yesterday handed over medical equipment and drugs worth $50 000 to Mbuya Nehanda Maternity Hospital to be used for the prevention and treatment of cervical cancer.
Major shake-up looming at Arsenal
LONDON. — Hector Bellerin is set to lead the Arsenal exodus as Mikel Arteta plans a massive summer shake-up.
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Five months out of Zim and still counting
Harare Bureau WARRIORS’s coach Zdravko Logarusic has already spent five month at his European home away from his work station in Zimbabwe, since beginning work last year. Currently the coach…
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Community pools resources to build clinic
Thupeyo Muleya, Beitbridge Bureau BEITBRIDGE West constituency villagers in Whunga, Ward 11 have started pooling resources together to construct a clinic in the area to address challenges encountered in accessing…
Mashonganyika flourishes in the United States
ZIMBABWEAN tennis coach Julius Mashonganyika continues to make strides in his career.
Zim urged to suspend travel to India
A Zimbabwean public health advocate Mr Itai Rusike wants the Government to suspend travel to and from India after the major surge of Covid-19 cases in that country although travel between the two countries is negligible and anyone landing at Zimbabwean airports must present a recent negative PCR test
ZMF calls for full utilisation of mining claims
THE Zimbabwe Miners Federation (ZMF) has called for full utilisation of mining claims in the country to increase export earnings and widen job opportunities for the youths.
Kenya’s COVID-19 vaccine shots administered to over 900,000 people
Kenya’s Ministry of Health said on Monday the country had inoculated more than 900,000 people against COVID-19 amid intensified efforts to contain the pandemic.
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Fire guts Mtshabezi school hostel
Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu, Gwanda Correspondent MTSHABEZI Primary School learners with disabilities escaped unharmed after their hostel and classroom caught fire but they lost clothes and other property. The eleven learners –…