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Top tips for online house-hunters to avoid falling victim to fraud
HARARE: The property listing almost looks too good to be true - it is in the perfect location, has beautiful photos and is well below your budget. You send off an enquiry and receive a quick response: the landlord is currently overseas and cannot show
VIAC screening, a milestone for Epworth women
Epworth women have applauded the Visual Inspection with Acetic Acid and Cerviography (VIAC) method of testing cervical cancer saying that the program comes at a very cheap cost. VIAC which is a faster and more efficient method of testing for cervical cancer involves taking pictures of
How to spot a real estate scam
HARARE:The property listing almost looks too good to be true - it is in the perfect location, has beautiful photos and is well below your budget. You send off an enquiry and receive a quick response: the landlord is currently overseas and cannot show you
Gweru Provincial Hospital sends SOS
The largest health institution in the Midlands, Gweru Provincial Hospital, has sent an SOS, following calls by the Radiation Protection Authority of Zimbabwe (RPAZ) that citizens shun the referral centre. In a statement issued out early March, RPAZ warned those who approached the hospital for medical
Mugabe speaks on Zim drought
President Robert Mugabe on Saturday admitted that the country has been hard hit by a massive drought citing climate change as the root cause of the chronic droughts. This comes after most parts of the country have been hit by a massive droughts caused by a
Transporters, council in $10 per hour parking storm
Gweru City Council efforts to force transporters to park within Kudzanai bus terminus for as much as $10 per hour for buses faced resistance in the Midlands capital last Monday. In the end, the overpowered and outnumbered parking marshals left with their tails between their legs,
Can prepaid water systems solve water woes in Mutare?
MUTARE: A neighboring town’s adoption of a prepaid water meter system has once again stirred up a Pandora’s Box, as resident associations cry foul while city fathers claim this could be a panacea to water woes. The neighboring town which became the first local authority in Zimbabwe
House-hunting on the go
HARARE: It is no secret that today’s lifestyles are more hectic than ever before - with many people trying to balance work, families, friends and hobbies. Throw house-hunting into the mix and 24 hours just does not seem like enough time. Finding the perfect property, organizing
Outcry over pay toilets
Resident of Harare have heavily criticised the commercialisation of public toilets saying residents, travellers and vagabonds who cannot afford to pay for toilet services will be forced to relieve themselves in the open spaces. This comes after the City Council has moved to commercialise most of