Acute COVID-19 could end in 2022: WHO
Newsday THE World Health Organisation (WHO)has said acute COVID-19 deaths and hospitalisations could end this year, if governments remain vigilant in enforcing public health measures...
NPRC Challenges Peace Committees Ahead OF Crunch Poll
By Bulawayo Correspondent THE National Peace and Reconciliation Commission (NPRC) has challenged provincial peace committees to come up with robust and effective peace building programmes...
World Teachers Day Commemoration Message from Educators’ Union of Zimbabwe
Newsday Today is the most important day on a teacher’s calendar all over the world. The world over commemorates the pivotal role that Educators have...
Mugabe exhumation: Grace loses case
Newsday FORMER First Lady Grace Mugabe suffered another blow as a Chinhoyi magistrate threw out her bid for judicial review of Chief Zvimba’s ruling ordering...
Mwazha succession dispute rages
Newsday SENIOR members of the African Apostolic Church (VaApostora VeAfrica)’s Holy Shrines founded by archbishop Paul Mwazha have filed an urgent chamber application seeking to...
ActionAid, Global Platforms celebrate Youth Day
Newsday ACTIONAID and the Global Platforms in Zimbabwe, Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania yesterday joined hands to celebrate this year’s International Youth Day through a virtual...
Beitbridge residents rap Zinwa over water cuts
BY REX MPHISA BEITBRIDGE residents were yesterday up in arms with the Zimbabwe National Water Authority (Zinwa) and the Lands and Agriculture ministry for failing...
No jab no work. Is it legal?
Chronicle NO jab no work policy is spreading like a veld fire in many organisations within Zimbabwe and has created conflict with unions and individuals...
British government deports 50 Zimbabweans
Herald THE British government is deporting around 50 Zimbabwean nationals who have been released from detention after having completed serving jail terms for various offenses....
Business hours cut in tighter lockdown
- Herald An enhanced Level-Four national lockdown was imposed yesterday to combat the surge in Covid-19 infections, with the curfew extended from 6.30pm to 6am,...