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- June 12, 2021
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Legend David ‘Yogi’ Mandigora dies
Harare Bureau WARRIORS and Dynamos legend David Mandigora has died. He was 54. Mandigora passed on at his home in Vainona early this morning. His former teammate and close friend…
adminBREAKING: Legend David ‘Yogi’ Mandigora dies
WARRIORS and Dynamos legend David Mandigora has died.
President receives Sputnik V jabs
President Mnangagwa yesterday received a consignment of 25 000 doses of the Russian manufactured Covid-19 vaccine — Sputnik V — donated by diamond mining giant Alrosa Group, becoming one of the few countries in the world to access the highly rated doses.
Zim healthcare systems charm Malema
South African opposition leader and rabid critic of the Second Republic, Mr Julius Malema, has been forced to eat humble pie after admitting he is contemplating taking his Covid-19 vaccination in Zimbabwe as he lavished praise on the country’s inoculation programme which has received worldwide acclaim.
Minister loses R600 000
Youth, Sport, Arts and Recreation Deputy Minister, Tinoda Machakaire recently lost R600 000 after his bank account was hacked.
‘Infrastructure development key to transformation’
Infrastructure development will play a leading role in delivering the Government’s vision of attaining an upper middle income society by the targeted year 2030, Vice President Dr Constantino Chiwenga has said.
People living with disabilities hail new policy
The launch of the National Disability Policy by President Mnangagwa this week has been hailed as a historic development in addressing the rights and welfare of persons living with disabilities.
First Lady takes inheritance programme to Dema
GOGO Juliet Mushamba (68) has neither slept soundly nor had peace of mind ever since she lost her husband three years ago.
US celeb Paris Hilton in Vic Falls
American media personality, socialite, model, singer, actress and DJ, Paris Hilton is in Zimbabwe where she is enjoying the reputable hospitality of Victoria Falls.
Kariba, Hurungwe placed under lockdown
THE Government has announced a two-week localised lockdown for Hurungwe and Kariba districts to contain the spread of Covid-19 following a spike in infections in the past three days.