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Mukudzei Chingwere-Herald Reporter African governments have an obligation to strengthen their health systems to guarantee quality service to citizens, Vice President and Minister of Health and Child Care, Dr Constantino…
Olympians an inspiration: First Lady
ATHLETES who represented Zimbabwe at the just-ended Olympic Games in Tokyo, Japan are an inspiration for aspiring Olympians countrywide who are keen to tap into their experience, First Lady Auxillia Mnangagwa has said.
1 million more doses arrive
Zimbabwe is set to accelerate its vaccination programme after taking delivery of one million more Sinovac vaccines on Tuesday.
Fuel importers face ban over forex abuse
Companies importing fuel using foreign currency obtained from the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe’s auction system and refusing to retail in local currency now face punitive action following a Government resolution yesterday.
Lower courts extend hours
Business in the civil and criminal courts has returned to normal with the Judicial Service Commission ordering normal court operations from today, albeit without the general public.
Editorial Comment: IMF injection useful for accelerating progress
The US$961 million, Zimbabwe’s share of the new issue of special drawing rights to all members of the International Monetary Fund, may not be riches beyond the dreams of avarice but since it amounts to roughly 20 percent of annual Government revenue, it will be extremely useful.
FIFA open window of hope
FIFA president, Gianni Infantino, yesterday opened a window of hope the Warriors could get their United Kingdom-based stars, for the 2022 World Cup qualifiers, next month.
‘Ample tobacco seed for 5 years’
The Tobacco Research Board has enough tobacco seed for the next five seasons and can supply some varieties for up to 10 years, a development that is key to Government’s programme of raising production to 300 million kg annually by 2025.
Beitbridge gets more classrooms
BUBYE Valley Conservancy has channelled resources towards the construction of more classrooms at seven primary and one secondary school in Beitbridge district.
Quelea birds invade more farms in five provinces
Quelea birds are posing a serious threat to the winter wheat crop which is nearing maturity in the country’s five provinces, warns the Plant Quarantine and Plant Protection Research Services Institute.