Health ministers sign declaration

Roselyne Sachiti recently in ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia Health ministers and their representatives from 20 African countries last week signed a declaration to promote the use of vaccines to protect people…

UK launches national daily paper

LONDON. — British Prime Minister David Cameron yesterday helped launch the country’s first new national daily newspaper in 30 years, which vowed to show that print news could prosper in…

Sweswe aims for revival

Eddie Chikamhi Sports Reporter THOMAS Sweswe believes he is not finished yet and still has the energy and pace even to fight for the national soccer team jersey as he looks…

Govt rallies behind Zima

Sophia Chese – Arts Correspondent Government will next year assist organisers of the Zimbabwe Music Awards so that the event is “bigger and better”.Speaking after hosting Ghanaian reggae artiste Blakk…

Barclays Africa’s share price slides

JOHANNESBURG – Despite reiterating that it “remains committed to Africa”, Barclays Africa Group Limited’s (BAGL) share price came under considerable pressure in early morning trade yesterday, following speculation that Barclays…

CPC to drill members in self-discipline

BEIJING. — The Communist Party of China (CPC) has launched a year-long campaign to instil the values it wants in its 88 million members. The education campaign will focus on…

Editorial Comment: Barring SDCs not the answer

There is urgent need to put in place measures to protect school levies from thieving heads, clerks, bursars and school development association committee members.

Adhere to mandate, Prof Moyo tells Govt agencies

Zvamaida Murwira Herald Reporter Government agencies should adhere to their mandate as envisaged by the enabling Act that created them and guiding polices and desist from straying into other areas, a…

Adherence to ARVs key to reducing HIV drug resistance

Loveness Mlambo-Chimombe Correspondent Successful treatment of HIV therefore requires unwavering commitment from ART clients to take their medication as prescribed by their health care professionals.

Wenger must be fired, says Merson

LONDON. — Paul Merson says Arsenal must part company with Arsene Wenger if Leicester or Tottenham win the English Premier League soccer title this season.

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