Covid-19: More than a health issue

COVID-19 has not only put pressure on our national disaster response and management systems but has also put to test our reaction as individuals, families, communities and as a nation.

Our healthcare system has been put to test as well.

Covid-19-induced contractual risks

This article is simplified and not exhaustive.

Globally, the Covid-19 pandemic is wreaking havoc in many ways.

These include loss of life, reduced economic activity and pressure on the health delivery system.

Female leaders step up in Covid-19 fight

Apparently seven countries that have, to date, some of the best Covid-19 responses have one thing in common — female leaders.

Covid-19: Stigma wreaks havoc on family

Dealing with the grief of losing a loved one is onerous, but has been stigmatised for it is tragic.

This is exactly what a Glen Norah family has had to deal with after they recently lost a family member to the coronavirus.

Planning under coronavirus: Time for a rethink

THE advent of coronavirus should make us reconsider the things we have always passively considered normal.

As a people, we have often spoken of our high or diminishing standards. Or the need to rethink our standards to match global trends.

Zim at 40: A time to reflect

As the Zimbabwe Indigenous Interdenominational Council of Churches (ZIICC), we wish to congratulate His Excellency, the President of Zimbabwe, Head of State and Government and Commander-in-Chief of the Zimbabwe Defence Forces, Cde ED Mnangagwa and the nation at the attainment of a milestone 40 years of Independence.

Update disaster management laws

TWO videos circulated on social media last week, which on face value seemed innocuous but bellied significant insights into Zimbabwe’s preparedness and approach towards management of the coronavirus pandemic.

In one of the videos, maverick Norton legislator, Temba Mliswa, is playing tout at Twin-Lakes Shopping Centre, in his constituency.

Nike’s incredibly successful story

Nike — previously known as Blue Ribbon Sports (RBS) — was founded in 1964 by Phil Knight and Bill Bowerman.

Phil Knight was a middle-distance runner hailing from Portland (US) who trained under track and field coach Bill Bowerman.

Zim Uhuru: Many milestones, but no gender equality

AS Zimbabwe celebrates 40 years since attainment of independence, the Zimbabwe Gender Commission (ZGC) notes many milestones by the Government on gender equality and women empowerment.

However, there are still challenges and lessons to inform future national programmes and policies.

Get back on the horse

When we face an existential threat it is not time for petty fights, settling domestic scores, or apportioning blame. It is said that when the mighty Titanic sank, the band was playing, the passengers were mindless in celebratory dance and some of crew members were busy rearranging chairs on its deck.

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