adminSanitary wear must be affordable
SANITARY wear must be made available and affordable, while education about menstruation and stigma around the biological process must continue, First Lady Auxillia Mnangagwa has said.
‘Retained forex to drive mines viability’
Zimbabwe’s mines have hailed the decision by Fidelity Printers and Refiners (FPR) to increase the foreign currency retention threshold for gold miners as a step in the right direction and a development that will significantly enhance the viability of mines.
Editorial Comment – Covid-19: We shouldn’t lose the ball now
ZIMBABWE risks reversing the gains it has made in flattening the curve in Covid-19 infections if the rising numbers of people arrested for violating lockdown regulations are anything to go by.
Nakamba set for EPL comeback game as box-office show returns
ZIMBABWE international midfielder, Marvelous Nakamba, is likely to be among a group of footballers to play an English top-flight league game in June, for the first time since 1947.
Nurses flexi-hours reviewed again
Government has reduced working hours for nurses to limit exposure to Covid-19 for frontline health workers, but maintained three shifts per day to ensure continuity of service provisions.
Residents give council 72-hr ultimatum to collect refuse
Some Harare residents have given the city officials a 72-hour ultimatum to improve clean water provision and refuse collection, and if that does not happen, they will dump garbage at councillors’ houses.
300 reburied at Mutare shrine
THE Ministry of Home Affairs and Cultural Heritage has come up with a Liberation War Mass Graves and Human Remains Management Policy to help address some of the challenges being faced in maintaining some of the shrines both at home and in neighbouring countries.
5 die in separate road accidents
FIVE people died on the spot in two separate accidents involving a Toyota Wish and a Toyota Fun Cargo in Zvishavane and Gweru on Wednesday.
Illegal vendors mushroom in Mbare
Illegal vendors are back at Shawasha grounds in Mbare, exposing themselves to Covid-19 as they are not following guidelines and preventive measures.