NEW: Lift illegal sanctions now, says AU chair 

African Union (AU) Commission chairperson, Dr Moussa Faki, has reiterated SADC’s call for the immediate and unconditional removal of illegal sanctions imposed against Zimbabwe by the United States and its Western allies. 

NEW: Govt introduces National Health Service Training 

Government has approved the National Health Service Training and Induction Modules, as part of efforts to further equip the country’s healthcare workers. 

NEW: 105 000 farmers register to grow tobacco 

Over 105 000 farmers have registered to grow tobacco for the 2021/22 tobacco planting season, up from 102 098 that registered in the previous season. 

NEW: Surveillance laws are failing to protect privacy rights: what we found in six African countries 

On paper, privacy rights for citizens of countries throughout Africa are well protected. Privacy rights are written into constitutions, international human rights conventions and domestic law.  

NEW: NBS pays maiden dividend to NSSA 

The National Building Society (NBS) has paid its maiden financial dividend to the tune of $27 million to the National Social Security Authority (NSSA). 

NEW: ‘Tsikamutanda’ up for cattle theft 

Villagers in Dete have apprehended two self-proclaimed diviners, popularly known as ‘Tsikamutanda’, for allegedly stealing four cattle from the local grazing areas. 

NEW: Oral health education vital

HUNDREDS of Kuwadzana residents received free dental screening sessions over the weekend as part of belated commemorations to mark World Oral Health Day.

NEW: UNDP donates ICT equipment

The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) has donated information and communication technology (ICT) equipment to the Ministry of Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Development to support the operationalisation of the Agricultural Information Management System (AIMS).

NEW: President promises climate change action

President Mnangagwa has committed to implement policy changes that will help reduce Zimbabwe’s carbon emissions to ensure that the country plays its part in mitigating climate change.

NEW: Govt spends US$127m on vaccine procurement

Government has so far spent US$127 million to procure over 16 million Covid-19 vaccine doses and syringes, since the mass vaccination programme began early this year.

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