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Sheillah Mapani Features Writer Every year, the Ministry of Health and Child Care (MOHCC) acquires condoms for free distribution to help fight the HIV and Aids pandemic. This has been hailed…
First Lady vows to keep up HIV, Aids fight
Happiness Zengeni in ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia First Lady Auxillia Mnangagwa yesterday vowed to lead Zimbabwe’s fight against HIV and Aids through dolling out mobile clinics across the country and intensifying…
Billiat remains in limbo
JOHANNESBURG. — South African football giants Mamelodi Sundowns could lose Percy Tau to Europe after reportedly receiving an R18 million bid for the services of attacker Percy Tau. According to Sowetanlive,…
Govt urged to review construction laws
Property Reporter The country’s laws governing the construction industry – last reviewed over three decades ago – are becoming an impediment to investment in the property industry, experts have said.
Homes around United’s Old Trafford stadium soar
MANCHESTER (England). – The average price of homes near their Old Trafford ground rose more than six percent to £235 708 in the past year. Chelsea came bottom despite properties near…
Tourism Master Plan nears completion
Walter Nyamukondiwa Chinhoyi Bureau Government is finalising the Tourism Master Plan, which seeks to promote domestic and international tourism, a senior Government official has said. In an interview in Chinhoyi last week,…
Court bemoans violent society
Patrick Chitumba Midlands Bureau Chief A BULAWAYO High Court judge, Justice Nokuthula Moyo, has bemoaned the increase in violent deaths suffered at the hands of close relatives.
Crisis management: Part 2
Before David faced a crisis in the form of Goliath he went back into history and reminded Saul that he was not his first predicament. He had crises before in the…
ZEC registers 246 000 more on BVR
Audrey Rundofa Herald Reporter The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC)’s Biometric Voter Registration (BVR) mop-up exercise has registered 246 149 potential voters, who failed to register during the initial registration blitz, which…
Sachs sees ‘high probability’ of a stock market correction
Goldman Sachs believes “correction signals are flashing” and is advising its clients to prepare for a correction in the coming months as investors pour cash into the stock market.