MUTARE- A local non-governmental organisation GOAL Zimbabwe has launched an awareness campaign to promote hygiene and preventive practices in the fight against spread of the Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19). In a press statement GOAL Country Director for Zimbabwe, Gabriella Prandini said the awareness programs is centered on
CHINHOYI Magistrate Tapiwa Banda on Friday 3 April 2020 set free freelance journalist Nunurai Jena, who had been arrested and charged with contravening some stringent regulations imposed by government and aimed at combating the spread of coronavirus. Jena, who was represented by Kudzai Choga of Zimbabwe
MUTARE-Prisoners at Mutare Remand Prison yesterday got a major boost from leader of Johanne Masowe eChishanu Apostolic Sect, Madzibaba Andby Makururu who donated Personal Protective Equipment. The gesture by Mukururu, who donated gloves, sanitisers and soap aimed to boost the capacity of the remand prison to
Over the next two weeks, SAA will repatriate 7 000 foreign nationals trapped in South Africa since the national lockdown. In a joint effort with the German government, the first repatriation flights for German citizens will leave tomorrow (April 3) evening from Johannesburg to Munich and
2 April 2020, Harare – The 2020 Humanitarian Response Plan for Zimbabwe was launched today, targeting 5.6 million people with food assistance and support in the areas of health, water-sanitation-hygiene, education, protection, nutrition, shelter, and camp coordination and management. The plan requests for a total
ZIMBABWEAN police on Thursday 2 April 2020 arrested and charged Nunurai Jena, a freelance journalist with contravening some stringent regulations imposed this early week by government in a bid to combat the spread of coronavirus in the country. The 55 year-old Jena, who become the latest
Manicaland Senator Douglas Mwonzora speaks to 263Chat on the recent Supreme Court ruling and the reactions from the public https://www.facebook.com/263Chat/videos/861591527616138/?v=861591527616138¬if_id=1585818813097208¬if_t=live_video_explicit
With thousands of citizens hunkered in their homes the normally busy Mbare Musika market resembles a ghost area. A deafening silence in the popular bus terminus coupled with a countable number of ‘brave’ individuals roaming around the suburb definitely tells the calamity that Covid-19 poses. Vendors and
Astrid R.N. Haas, International Growth Centre The power of cities comes from the number of interactions they enable, between people, firms and markets - they are centres of social interaction. For all their virtues, however, cities have a major downside. They are a fertile ground for
The Vendors Initiative for Social and Economic Transformation (VISET) would like to condemn in the strongest of terms the recent abnormal price hikes by most retailers in the wake of a National Lockdown that was announced by the Government that commenced on Monday the 30th
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