NAC to the rescue of HIV patients
The National Aids Council (NAC) has come up with measures to ensure people living with HIV are not affected by restrictions on movements meant to curb the coronavirus when seeking anti-retroviral drugs.
Time to tap into awakening global floriculture market
AS global markets went to “sleep” because of lockdown measures to curb the spread of Covid-19 early this year, demand for some horticultural produce fell drastically.
The unending polygamy debate
THE daily routine of a man based in one of the suburbs in Harare involves visiting his four wives and several children within a few hours.
Fortunately, he does so without having to drive from one house to another.
Corpse’s unwelcome stay in morgue…Spends three years in mortuary
DEATH and planning a burial have a tendency of bringing out the best and worst in people.
But whatever the case, the dead should always be treated with respect and a proper burial.
Tugwi-Mukosi: A giant in slumber
The commissioning of Tugwi-Mukosi Dam in 2017 — Zimbabwe’s largest inland dam in terms of holding capacity was celebrated amid optimism it would spur economic activity not only in Masvingo province, but the whole country as well.
MDC sanctions treachery exposed
ALTHOUGH the MDC Alliance vainly attempts to create the impression of being a saviour of the people of Zimbabwe from its opponent, ZANU PF, it is increasingly coming to the fore that it is against the people.
Covid-19 could lead to mental illness
AS Covid-19 ravages the world, governments are pulling all the stops to ensure sundries required to help their populations survive this scourge are available.
Use social media to your best advantage
For a long time, social media has been considered by others as an idle activity and what young people do when they have nothing else to do.
Covid-19: Africa’s conservation, trophy hunting dilemma
WILDLIFE conservation has not escaped the impact of Covid-19.
This is largely because tourism funding, which supports the conservation of wide swaths of Africa and some 23 million livelihoods, has all but dried up.
Rotary Club of Highlands: Mudondo has a vision
People in developing countries, Zimbabwe included, are likely to feel the strain of Covid-19 than their counterparts in developed countries.
Zimbabwe in particular had already been in the throes of a challenging economic environment.










