HARARE-28 APRIL 2020 Leading financial services institution, Stanbic Bank Zimbabwe, has put its shoulder on the wheel in the fight against Covid-19 by pledging an assortment of the much-needed equipment worth US$200 000. The Standard Bank Group subsidiary is geared to donate a total of 5
A Bulawayo based bookshop, Dingani Bookshop and Stationery, has come up with an innovative idea to teach secondary and high school pupils from the comfort of their homes amid the COVID-19 lockdown. The online classes, which will be conducted by Umthombo Wolwazi TV, will commence on
Despite assurance of a bailout package by the government, small and medium enterprises (SMEs) players are fretting over an uncertain future in business as government is procrastinating on its promise, 263Chat Business has established. Zimbabwe's SMEs sector has been inactive for over a month now as
The Zimbabwe Coalition on Debt and Development (ZIMCODD) has bemoaned the adjournment of parliament saying it does not guarantee guarantees transparency and accountability. In a weekly report, Zimcodd says whilst it was for safety issues the suspension it had created a unique challenge for parliamentary functions. “The
Several informal traders and residents have filed an urgent chamber application at the High Court seeking an order to stop local and central government from demolishing their vending stalls and tuck shops across the country. In an application filed on Sunday 26 April 2020 by Dr
Farmvest Agricapital secures multi-year contract agreements for production and processing of Moringa and Moringa based products in Zimbabwe
The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Zimbabwe has unveiled US$4 100 000 through Global Fund channelled towards the procurement of personal protective equipment for frontline health workers fighting against COVID-19. The personal protective equipment to be acquired includes over 710,000 surgical and respirator masks, 5
Yesterday, government reported that 20 more Zimbabweans had arrived in the country aboard an Ethiopian Airways with two indicating elevated temperatures while the rest were taken to Belvedere Teachers College for mandatory quarantine. Most of the recorded COVID-19 cases in Zimbabwe have been imported with only
MUTARE- Children can be ‘hidden victims’ of Coronavirus (COVID-19) if governments fail to strategize ways to lessen the effects of the pandemic on them, a regional non-governmental organization has cautioned. In a statement on the possible negative effects of the pandemic on minors, Southern Africa HIV
With winter season fast approaching, government has intensified efforts to import essential medicine to fight the COVID-19 pandemic. In an Inter-Ministerial Taskforce on Covid-19 briefing early this week, Health and Child Care minister, Dr Obadiah Moyo said winter season creates ideal conditions for more infections hence
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