adminPoisoned gifts: West’s other tool to enslave Africa
These days in Africa, we often hear calls for reparations for the three Western heinous crimes: slavery, slave trade, and colonialism. Reparations for these atrocities are long overdue, but they…
PREGNANCY, HIV TEST KITS UNDER THE SPOTLIGHT
THE Medicines Control Authority of Zimbabwe (MCAZ) intends to introduce regulations governing the registration and use of in vitro diagnostics (IVDs) in the country.
LADY CHEVRONS ARE NOW DOWN AND OUT
AN unbeaten 85-run partnership for the fifth wicket by Modester Mupachikwa and Josephine Nkomo was not enough as Zimbabwe suffered a 14-run defeat against the Netherlands to bow out of the final qualifiers for the 2024 ICC Women T20 World Cup.
MSU STUDENT MISSING
A 26-YEAR-OLD student from Midlands State University (MSU) has been missing since April 28.
COUNCIL GETS TOUGH, TARGETS DEBTORS’ PROPERTIES
The City of Harare has warned defaulters that they risk losing their properties if they do not settle their dues with council.
HIT BOGUS DOCS HARD, TOP DOC URGES COURTS
RENOWNED medical practitioner, Dr Johannes Marisa, has called for tough sentences against those who are masquerading as doctors.
NETBALL COACH CALLS TIME ON CAREER
ZIMBABWE senior netball team assistant coach, Tatenda “Ninja” Shinya, has called time on his netball career spanning over 15 years.
OVER 10 COUNTRIES FOR BUSINESS EXPO IN H-TOWN
OVER 10 countries from the region are expected to grace the second edition of the Africa One Identity business and awards gala in Harare.
VACCINE PATCH SHOWS PROMISE IN MEASLES FIGHT
BANJUL. — A vaccine patch could be a safe and effective alternative way to protect young children against measles, a trial in The Gambia suggests.
Public Service Commission joins the country to celebrate Workers Day
Kudzai Gaveni, Online Writer THE Public Service Commission (PSC) says it strives to create a public service that is responsive, accountable, and diligent in delivering service to meet the needs…