adminIOM donates to quarantine centre
The International Organisation for Migration (IOM) has donated 380 tarpaulins to make tents and 50 family sets of non-food items to be used at the National Social Security Authority hotel in Beitbridge, which is being used as a quarantine centre for Zimbabweans returning from South Africa.
Joy for Marondera nurses
Government is set to reverse the decision taken by Mashonaland East provincial medical director, Dr Simukai Zizhou, to suspend a Collective Bilateral Agreement (CBA) that allowed nurses to have flexible working hours.
4 million need food support: WFP report
More than four million Zimbabweans in rural areas, including children, will need food support this year after two years of drought, the World Food Programme (WFP) and other agencies estimate in the global food crisis report forecast issued yesterday.
Zim, Mozambique strengthen ties
Zimbabwe and Mozambique are committed to upgrading the framework of bilateral cooperation from the Joint Permanent Commission on Cooperation to a Bi-National Commission, as the two countries move to strengthen economic ties.
NAC speaks on HIV, TB patients
HIV-positive and tuberculosis patients must be given medication that can last them for over three months to prevent frequent visits to health centres, a National Aids Council (Nac) official has said.
Rural communities need to benefit from wildlife
THE Southern African Development Community should assist rural communities in the member states to contribute to economic growth by fully participating in wildlife activities.
Boris Becker wants US Open to go ahead
LONDON. — Boris Becker believes the US Open tennis tournament must find a way to go ahead, because players will have to find different jobs if the enforced coronavirus break is not ended soon.
It’s a collective response!
We are living through a shared, national and global crisis. COVID-19 neither heeds borders nor respect people of power or wealth. It does not discriminate.
Majabvi gives Zim players Euro hope
TALENTED young Zimbabwean football players are likely to have a direct route to Europe following the appointment of former Dynamos skipper Justice Majabvi as an agent for a Germany-based sports management consultancy.
A win in Harare that made tigers cry
DHAKA. — From June 1999 to February 2004, Bangladesh had racked up some unwanted records — most consecutive defeats in international cricket, which included most consecutive Test defeats.