Here are five things that happened in China this week

Manyika Kangai China appoints new foreign minister and central bank governor China’s top legislature voted to appoint Wang Yi as foreign minister and Pan Gongsheng as central bank governor, as…

NEW: ‘America’s love of sanctions to be its downfall’

In the past two decades sanctions have become the go-to foreign-policy tool of Western governments, led by the United States, reported Foreign Policy on Monday, urging reflections on how these…

NEW: Four opposition parties endorse President Mnangagwa

Online Reporter FOUR political party leaders, who participated in the 2018 elections and later joined the Political Actors Dialogue (POLAD), have endorsed the ruling party’s candidate, President Mnangagwa, and pledged…

NEW: HIV transmission virtually eliminated in Inner Sydney, Australia

…new evidence suggest Australia may become world’s first nation to end HIV epidemic Roselyne Sachiti in BRISBANE, Australia AUSTRALIA has every reason to celebrate at the ongoing IAS  (International AIDS…

NEW: Music mentorship project underway

Online Reporter A music mentorship programme, the Musicable Project, is presently midway through, with mentors Pauline Gundidza, Vuyo Brown and Raven Duchess working with female musicians who are living with…

NEW: “Few women candidates a cause for concern”

Fatima Bulla-Musakwa Women’s rights groups have expressed concern on the low number of women candidates contesting this year’s elections. This comes as the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC)’s final list of…

Over 20 000 people drown in Europe each year: WHO official

On the eve of World Drowning Prevention Day, the European regional director of the World Health Organisation (WHO) highlighted the urgency of raising awareness on drowning as a public health…

NEW: 45 nations to converge for chemical weapons indaba

Sunday Mail Reporter REPRESENTATIVES from 45 countries will this week converge on Harare for a three-day high-level regional meeting on the implementation of the Chemical Weapons Convention. The indaba is…

IAS 2023: Australia, Africa applauded for progress in reducing new HIV acquisitions

Roselyne Sachiti in BRISBANE AUSTRALIA World Health Organisation (WHO) director-general Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus has applauded African countries that include Zimbabwe, Rwanda, Botswana, Eswatini and Tanzania for achieving the 95-95-95…

IAS 2023 kicks off today

Roselyne Sachiti in BRISBANE AUSTRALIA IAS 2023, the 12th IAS Conference on HIV Science, which kicks off here today will feature an array of studies that represent important advances in…

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