World First Aid Day widens call to expand life-saving training to grass-root, institutional level
Sikhulekelani Moyo [email protected] GOVERNMENT has called for expansion of first-aid training to schools, workplaces, mines, farms and communities, saying widespread life-saving skills can bridge the critical gap between the onset…
Proteas Women post 193/3 against Lady Chevrons
Bongani Ndlovu, [email protected] PROTEAS Women have set Zimbabwe Lady Chevrons a commanding target of 194 runs after posting 193/3 in the second T20 International at Queens Sports Club in Bulawayo…
KoSamuriwo Pub and Grill honoured for promotion of local tourism
Raymond Jaravaza, Zimpapers Reporter THE proprietor of the Samuriwo Foundation and Samuriwo Pub and Grill in Luveve, Mr Brian Samuriwo, scooped two awards at the Bulawayo Business and Enterprenuers Hall…
MCAZ orders recall of hypertension and Parkinson’s tablets
Rutendo Nyeve [email protected] THE Medicines Control Authority of Zimbabwe (MCAZ) has issued a urgent Class II recall for specific batches of three widely used medications manufactured by Remedica Ltd, based…
Fathers missing from disability rehabilitation
Peter Matika [email protected] FATHERS are emerging as the missing link in the rehabilitation of children with disabilities, with a Bulawayo physiotherapist’s doctoral study showing that involving fathers and siblings can…
WATCH: Corporate football drives wellness, talent development
Nkosilathi Sibanda, Zimpapers Sports Hub CORPORATE football is increasingly proving to be more than just a weekend pastime, with the Bulawayo Corporate Social Soccer League (BCSSL) providing a platform for…
Heritage-Based Curriculum faces first national examination test
Sikhumbuzo Moyo in Hwange THIS year’s third term is not an ordinary examination cycle, but it carries particular significance because it marks the implementation of the Heritage-Based Curriculum, with learners…
Drivers cry foul over border deductions
Sikhumbuzo Moyo [email protected] CROSS-BORDER funeral parlour drivers have accused Beitbridge Border Post management company, Zimborders Consortium, of making unexplained deductions from their bank accounts, with some claiming they were debited…











