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NEW: Climate change disproportionately impacts rural women, poor, elders – FAO

Female farmers, poor people, and older populations are the most affected by climate change, and their needs require targeted measures, the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) highlighted in a…

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NEW: Zimbabwe records 128 new suspected cholera cases
NEW: Zimbabwe records 128 new suspected cholera cases

Online Reporter Zimbabwe recorded 128 new suspected cases of cholera on March 4, taking the country’s cumulative suspected cases to 27 182. The current cholera outbreak started in February last…

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EU slaps Apple with 1,8 bn-euro antitrust fine
EU slaps Apple with 1,8 bn-euro antitrust fine

THE European Union (EU) on Monday slapped tech giant Apple with over 1,8 billion euros (about US$1,95 billion) in fines for alleged antitrust violations. The move stems from Apple’s alleged…

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President gives heroic young siblings scholarships, cash
President gives heroic young siblings scholarships, cash

Emmanuel Kafe PRESIDENT Mnangagwa yesterday honoured two courageous children who rescued their mother from a terrifying crocodile attack in Mhondoro two months ago. The President met Luckmore Chikavamombe (12) and…

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$44 billion drought response kitty out
$44 billion drought response kitty out

• Boon for 3m food-insecure people • Millers to import 1,1 million tonnes grain Theseus Shambare The Government has set aside an initial $44 billion to facilitate the delivery of…

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Clampdown on imported vehicles
Clampdown on imported vehicles

Richard Muponde Government has begun mandatory inspections of all imported second-hand vehicles as part of broader assessments to curb the importation of substandard goods into the country. The scope of…

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Clampdown on imported vehicles
Clampdown on imported vehicles

Richard Muponde Government has begun mandatory inspections of all imported second-hand vehicles as part of broader assessments to curb the importation of substandard goods into the country. The scope of…

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Debt clearance meetings begin
Debt clearance meetings begin

Africa Moyo in VICTORIA FALLS TECHNICAL committee meetings on Zimbabwe’s debt resolution and arrears clearance have started following a break towards last year’s harmonised elections, with high-level meetings set to…

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‘Home-grown systems needed to tackle social media imperialism’
‘Home-grown systems needed to tackle social media imperialism’

Richard Muponde ZIMBABWE must develop home-grown information management systems that are critical in combating “data imperialism” and safeguarding national security, Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Minister Dr Jenfan Muswere has…

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President to open 56th Uneca Conference
President to open 56th Uneca Conference

Leonard Ncube in VICTORIA FALLS PRESIDENT MNANGAGWA is tomorrow expected to officially open the 56th Session of the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (Uneca) Conference of African Ministers of…

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