Church leaders threatening to reject possible covid-19 vaccination over conspiracy theories should be held accountable for disseminating information that puts the public in danger Zimbabwe Human Rights Association (ZimRights) has said. This comes on the backdrop of United Family International Church (UFIC) founder, Prophet Emmanuel Makandiwa's
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has urged countries to move fast and distribute malaria prevention and treatment tools at this stage of the COVID-19 outbreak in sub-Saharan Africa, and to do their utmost to safely maintain these essential malaria control services. To date, the number of
The Zimbabwe Human Rights Association (ZimRights) has called on the government to look into the plight of women as they are heavily affected by the lockdown in so many ways than one. In its COVID-19 weekly report, Their Voices Matter” ZimRights said the government must create
President Mnangagwa has likened Sakunda Holdings owner Mr Kudakwashe Tagwirei to the biblical Peter afta the businessman yesterday donated medical equipment worth US$2.6 million to Government to assist in fighting Covid-19. Sakunda also donated Arundel Hospital, which it recently spruced up, to Government. The firm said the
Popular cleric and founder of the Goodness and Mercy Ministries Prophet Tapiwa Freddy has expressed disappointment over an atmosphere of jubilation that he witnessed among Glenview residents when City of Harare City demolished his church structure yesterday. Freddy fell victim to an operation that started on
Health workers are in shock after their employer cancelled flexi hours working schedule which allowed them to work two days per week to reduce exposure time to COVID-19 cases. In an interview with a local publication, Zimbabwe Professional Nurses Union secretary-general Douglas Chikobvu blasted the responsible
Zimbabwe Coalition on Debt and Development (ZIMCODD) has called on government to put in place mechanisms to ensure transparent and accountable use of funds donated towards the fight against Coronavirus. ZIMCODD hosted a virtual Public Finance Management Reform Indaba, where concerns were raised over government’s track
The Zimbabwe Chamber of Informal Economy Associations (ZCIEA) an informal traders organisation has expressed distress over the recent destruction of market stalls by local authorities. In a statement, ZCIEA said the action by local authorities was torture on the informal economy which is trading for survival. “ZCIEA
The Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission (ZHRC) yesterday said rural communities are facing a humanitarian crisis as food supplies have been cut short due to the national lockdown which has forced some suppliers to stop deliveries in remote areas. The country is currently on a national lockdown
JOHANNESBURG, South Africa – African Medallion Group (AMG) millionaire Frank Buyanga has re-emerged in South Africa where his company is handing out food parcels to poor communities during the coronavirus lockdown. A Harare court last week heard that there was no evidence that the Sandton-based Buyanga,
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