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OUTGOING Netherlands Ambassador to Zimbabwe Ms Barbara Van Hellemond yesterday heaped praises on President Mnangagwa’s commitment to reforms as she described the country as a safe investment destination.
Budget review to inject hope amid Covid-19
The midterm budget review statement that will be presented in Parliament this afternoon by Minister of Finance and Economic Development Mthuli Ncube is expected, along with details of the continued successes of economic reforms and growth of infrastructure and other services, to look at those careful and tightly targeted measures required to help vulnerable people and businesses cope with Covid-19 and its associated lockdowns.
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New dawn for Ekusileni
Mashudu Netsianda, Senior Reporter DESPITE its picturesque view, manicured lawns, the stunning elegance of its expansive wards complemented by world class facilities, Ekusileni Medical Centre remained virtually a white elephant…
800 000 more vaccines arrive
Zimbabwe took delivery of 800 000 more Covid-19 vaccines yesterday and Government has assured citizens that everyone wanting the life-saving jab will get it.
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110 pregnant women catch Covid-19
Leonard Ncube, Victoria Falls Reporter MORE than 100 pregnant women have been quarantined in Matabeleland North after they tested positive for Covid-19. Matabeleland North Provincial Medical Director Dr Munekai Padingani…
Feli rises from ashes to fulfil mother’s wish
At the age of six and possibly still struggling to make an impression on this world, Feli Nandi already knew how to tap her feet, clap her hands and swirl to musical beats from the radio or the church choir.
Tourism sector seeks support in mid-term Budget
TOURISM industry leaders expect the 2021 mid-term fiscal policy review, which will be presented in Parliament today, to buttress the sector’s recovery from the Covid-19 impact.
Katsande has no hard feelings
WILLARD KATSANDE says he has no hard feelings as he walks away from Kaizer Chiefs after 10 years of service.
Level four lockdown still in place
Although infection rates are starting to fall they are still very high and Zimbabwe will remain under the level four lockdown announced by President Mnangagwa last month.
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COMMENT: Ekusileni opening most welcome
THE late Vice-President Dr Joshua Mqabuko Nkomo must be smiling in his grave following the reopening of the 200-bed Ekusileni Medical Centre in Bulawayo. The hospital is the brainchild of…