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UNITED Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) reproductive health specialist, Edwin Mupeta, has stated that while maternal mortality rates in Zimbabwe are decreasing, they remain high.
SIXTY NOT OUT, STAGE SET FOR DANCE FESTIVAL FINALE
THE big stage, for the 60th edition of the Chibuku Neshamwari Dance Festival, is set for this Saturday and organisers have roped in top entertainers for the after party.
Goromonzi producer yearns for recognition
GOROMONZI music producer, Samson “Samla4real” Samson, is itching for recognition after producing songs for various Zim dancehall artists over the years.
DROWNING REMAINS A CONCERN
THE World Health Organisation (WHO) has said drowning is one of the leading causes of death for people aged between one to 24 years.
LEBRON SON’S STABLE AFTER CARDIAC ARREST
NEW YORK. – Bronny James, the eldest son of basketball great LeBron James, is in a stable condition after suffering a cardiac arrest, a spokesperson for the family said.
LYTTON ROAD REHABILITATION
THE Government is rehabilitating Lytton Road which links the city centre with suburbs such as Rugare, Kambuzuma and Mufakose, and plans to fix more Harare roads in the coming days.
Security guard found dead
A 42-year-old Gilta Security security guard was found dead and his guard dog locked in a cage in Msasa on Monday.
Xi calls for striving to realize economic goals in 2023
Xi Jinping, general secretary of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee, has called for striving to realize economic development goals in 2023 at a meeting recently. The CPC…
STEM boost for Zim girls in the US
Tina Musonza Herald Correspondent It was all smiles at the Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport on Monday when a group of four girls drawn from rural schools across Zimbabwe arrived…
Gems beat Barbados in practice match
Sports Reporter THE Gems emerged winners in their training match against Barbados today as they continued with their preparations for the Netball World Cup. The match ended 67-34 in favour…