Go for regular check-ups: First Lady
First Lady Amai Auxillia Mnangagwa has urged people, especially the elderly, to undergo regular medical check-ups to allow early diagnosis of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) and treatment of these ailments to curb avoidable deaths.
China takes lead in international aid
BEIJING. — As a staunch champion for the international humanitarian spirit, China, under the leadership of President Xi Jinping, has taken the lead in providing international aid to various countries.
Zambia election euphoria fuels kwacha’s world-beating streak
Zambia’s kwacha extended its gains versus the dollar, making it the world’s best-performing currency since Hakainde Hichilema was announced the winner of the August 12 presidential vote. The kwacha has…
Insurers brace for fallout after SA virus claims rise
JOHANNESBURG. – South African insurers are strengthening their defence against potential new waves of coronavirus infections as worse-than-expected mortality claims emerge from the ongoing pandemic. Old Mutual has bulked up…
Stanbic looks past Covid-19
STANBIC Bank Zimbabwe’s parent company and Africa’s largest bank by assets, Standard Bank Group Limited, expects its income to grow faster than costs, with earnings for the year set to soar by at least 20 percent as damage caused by the onset of the pandemic eases.
Govt makes headway on road rehabilitation
THE GOVERNMENT continues to make significant progress under the second phase of the Emergency Road Rehabilitation Programme (ERRP), as part of intensified efforts to improve the country’s road network.
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Rugby star launches clothing label
Ray Bande Senior Reporter MUTARE-BORN international rugby player, Ngoni Chibuwe, whose Romanian club is now midway into the 2021 season and comfortably sitting on top of the log standings, has…
Africa’s vaccination target of 30pc reachable: Experts
CAPE TOWN. — World Health Organisation (WHO) Africa experts say the target to have 30 percent of Africa’s population vaccinated by the end of this year was still reachable.
Nampak maintains profitability
PACKAGING group Nampak Zimbabwe Limited’s earnings performance for the current financial year has so far remained positive, driven by a volume uptick, a company executive revealed.
‘Zim shows signs of recovery’
Zimbabwe’s economy is already showing strong signs of recovery despite the Covid-19 challenges, a Treasury spokesperson said, stressing women and youths will not be left behind the country’s economic agenda.