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Paidamoyo Chipunza recently in Mutoko Mashonaland East Province has intensified malaria control, with Mutoko District rolling out a targeted respraying programme for hotspots as it aims to reverse the upward…
Brisk business for mask vendors
Victor Maphosa Herald Correspondent HOME-made face masks yesterday sold like hot cakes with vendors plying their business closer to security checkpoints, where those not wearing masks were being turned away.…
SA edges closer to rugby wilderness
JOHANNESBURG. — As South Africa faces the reality of a prolonged coronavirus lockdown, it also appears more and more certain it shall be overlooked for a new trans-Tasman competition to…
Speed up maize distribution: Mohadi
Thupeyo Muleya Beitbridge Bureau Maize distribution to vulnerable people, especially in rural areas, must be expedited to ensure no one goes hungry, Vice President Kembo Mohadi has said. He said…
Residents happy over roller meal distribution
Ivan Zhakata recently in Murehwa Murehwa residents have expressed satisfaction with the distribution of subsidised roller meal in their area. This follows the supply of 30 tonnes of subsidised roller…
Don’t share masks, Mutare residents told
Lawrence Lifa Herald Correspondent Mutare residents have been warned against sharing washable masks, since this puts them at risk of contracting Covid-19. This follows revelations that some people had resorted…
Ronald Koeman hospitalised
AMSTERDAM. — The Netherlands manager Ronald Koeman is in hospital in Amsterdam after being admitted with “chest complaints”. The former Southampton and Everton boss (57) has undergone “successful cardiac catheterisation”,…
JUST IN: Forensic audit for RG’s office
Government has instituted a forensic audit into allegations against Registrar General, Mr Clemence Masango that he might have unprocedurally procured vehicles for Central Registry’s office.
LOCKDOWN: Human, vehicular traffic increases in Harare
Following the relaxation of the lockdown guidelines by President Mnangagwa last Friday there was an increase in human and vehicular traffic in Harare as a number of business entities re-opened their operations.