NEW: Covax misses its 2021 delivery target – what’s gone wrong in the fight against vaccine nationalism?
The latest supply forecast for Covax – the programme for sharing Covid-19 vaccines around the world – suggests that accelerating vaccination in low-income countries looks unlikely. Covax estimates it will have distributed 1,425 billion vaccine doses by the end of 2021, significantly less than the 2 billion doses it was aiming for earlier this year.
Jonga an avid developer: President
THE late Permanent Secretary for the District Development Fund (DDF) in the Office of the President and Cabinet, Dr James Kenneth Jonga, was a dedicated and highly committed civil servant, President Mnangagwa has said.
Beware of the saboteurs
Ronald was mortified when his wife paid him an unusual visit at his workplace while donning dirty and tattered apparel. She made a scene by demanding money for provisions and…
EU lauds Zim media reforms
THE European Union (EU) has hailed Zimbabwe for implementing media reforms, promising to continue providing support to the country’s efforts to improve its systems and processes in mass media.
EU loan proof re-engagement is bearing fruit
Political Editor THE extension of a US$18 million loan facility by the European Union-backed European Investment Bank (EIB) to CABS after a two-decade hiatus is a signal that the world…
First Lady hails PE, tours ICT hub
Tendai Rupapa Senior Reporter FIRST Lady Auxillia Mnangagwa’s passion for education as a springboard for development came out yesterday when she attended Prince Edward School’s 120th anniversary celebrations and also…
When Arcadia was a football hub
THERE was a time when Danny Bismark was a fortress, an era when giants Dynamos, Highlanders and CAPS United used to fall each time they visited the Arcadia stadium in Harare.
Now in tatters following the demise of former top-flight side Arcadia United, Danny Bismark was the venue for Hamid “Muzukuru” Dhana’s funeral service, which was held last Friday.
Monalisa’s revenge mission
AFTER losing her mother to a murderer and killer-stepfather, WIBA Inter-continental welterweight boxing champion Monalisa ‘Madzimai’ Sibanda took to the boxing ring to find some solace and a way to hit back.
Engulfed by rage and acrimony, the Mabvuku born pugilist had to put on boxing gloves and forge her way into the punching ring. Sibanda’s mother, Lucia Muungani, was murdered in 1992.
Micho rallies Warriors against Salah fear factor
MILUTIN “MICHO” SREDOJEVIC is a wily and widely-travelled coach with vast knowledge on African football so much that when he speaks, many in the continental game pay attention.
Machingauta dreams big
From George Maponga in Masvingo “Farming is a business, if you take it as a hobby definitely you will fail.” These are words of trailblazing commercial sugar cane farmer in…

