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
The Adam Molai Foundation, a non-profit philanthropic organisation running programmes to ease poverty amongst underprivileged, has come to the rescue of nearly 100 families in Marondera amid the COVID-19 pandemic. With the effects of the pandemic being felt globally, the foundation has pushed to continue supporting
Businessman Strive Masiyiwa has appealed to the World Bank, the IMF and other multilateral institutions for humanitarian support for Zimbabwe and Sudan in the wake of the economic devastation brought about by the COVID-19 Coronavirus epidemic. Said Masiyiwa in his appeal: “As many of you on this
An extra-cold battle is coming your way on Wednesday 29 April 2020 as Castle Lite puts two of the biggest music producers in South Africa against each other on the third instalment of Castle Lite Unlocks In Bed With. For this episode, the brand is switching
The government has released 34 residents who are part of the 73 returning residents in quarantine at the Zimbabwe Institute of Public Administration and Management (ZIPAM). During a briefing of the Ad-hoc Inter-Ministerial Taskforce on Covid-19 yesterday, Minister of Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Monica Mutsvangwa
The High Court has ordered the responsible ministries to provide daily updates on COVID-19 in all 16 languages recognised in the constitution through all available platforms for the benefit of every citizen in the country. The order was issued last Friday by Justice Joseph Mafusire after
Harare, 27 April 2020 - Zimbabwe remains in the grip of severe food insecurity, with millions of people already requiring humanitarian assistance due to prolonged drought, climate-related shocks, economic deterioration and the situation set to worsen as the COVID-19 pandemic spreads, according to the new
MUTARE-Access Forex, a unit of Access Finance Zimbabwe, in partnership with a development arm of the Catholic Church assisted vulnerable members of society with food hampers amid call for corporates to increase their support. The intervention in partnership with Caritas saw a total of one hundred
Small Medium Enterprises (SMEs) and informal traders across Harare are removing their structures in trading markets in fear of government's nationwide demolition exercise. By Marshall Bwanya Government recently released a demolition schedule dubbed Development Control Work Plan (DCWP), to remove 'illegal' structures of informal sectors across the
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