Teachers who will be involved in the June examinations are set to undergo training during the next two weeks on how to minimise health risks and prevent Covid-19 infection, 263Chat has learnt. Under the educational policy, schools will re-open classes in phases starting with examination classes. In
197 health workers at Mpilo Central Hospital in Bulawayo have been placed in self-quarantine after three patients and a nurse recently tested positive for Covid-19 at the hospital. A local publication has confirmed that two of the patients were positive after they had been admitted at
MUTARE- Stanbic bank donated a consignment of Protective Personal Equipment to the local municipality isolation centre, Mutare Infectious Disease Hospital (MIDH) now at sixty percent completion. Municipality officials said Stanbic Bank's gesture came at an opportune time where a multistakeholder approach is required to ensure the
Cassava Edutech has launched the Akello E-library, an online library platform offering hundreds of school curriculum books that are set to strengthen Zimbabwe’s education sector by providing learners, students and teachers with easy access to a wide variety of Zimbabwe School Examinations Council (ZIMSEC) prescribed
A three months old infant from Kadoma has tested positive to COVID-19 in what is likely to present a major medical challenge to Zimbabwe's response to the global pandemic. Health Services Director, Daniel Chirundu last Friday confirmed that of the three confirmed cases in the district,
For the second time this year, the police and army have topped the list of perpetrators of human rights violations, according to the Zimbabwe Peace Project (ZPP). In its Monthly report for May 2020, ZPP noted that state security agents have been major perpetrators of human
The Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) is keeen to interview Drax International beneficial owner Delish Nguwaya whose company inflated prices for the supply of medical goods by over 400 percent to USD 1 million, a close source has said. The deal was blocked by alert officials in
MUTARE- Political elites, linked to the ruling party are frustrating efforts to formalize artisanal gold mining as they are deriving profits from illicit trade, a new study has revealed. A report highlighting key findings of a study undertaken by Southern Africa Resource Watch (SARW) reveals that
MUTARE–A local residents association has appealed to the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption (ZACC) to institute investigations against the MDC Alliance led Mutare City Council for illegal allocation of stands. United Mutare Residents and Ratepayers Trusts (UMRRT) made this appeal following whistleblower revelations that councilors led by Mayor Blessing
Labour, Economists and African Democrats (LEAD) party founder, Linda Masarira has sarcastically offered the Movement for Democratic Change Alliance (MDC-A) leader, Nelson Chamisa a chance to work with her amidst the latter's clashes with his rival Thokozani Khupe over control of the party. Posting on Twitter
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