The African Union Special Envoy on the COVID crisis, Strive Masiyiwa, has said that Africa will get more than 1 billion doses of vaccines by December 2021. He said international donors had already pledged 700 million free doses this year, using a global finance initiative called
The Southern African Development Committee (SADC) has urged member states to strengthen individual health systems while intensifying co-operation and collaborations to fight COVID-19 pandemic in a more effective way. In a statement, President of Mozambique, Filipe Nyusi who is also the SADC Chairperson said member state
Government has extended the current 30 day COVID-19 lockdown by a further two weeks to the 15th of February 2021, vice President Constantino Chiwenga has announced. Zimbabwe announced a new level 4 lockdown which was expected to end on the 5th of February following a surge
Retail giant-OK Zimbabwe Limited is confident of a healthy cashflow in fourth quarter amid the possibility of a lockdown extension to shorten business hours, the Group said in its latest trading update for the nine months to December 2020, released this morning. With the Covid-19 pandemic
MUTARE- A coalition of civic society organisations has urged government to ensure equity in access and distribution of COVID-19 vaccines. This comes amid indications that government has failed to raise enough resources for a national roll out. The Fight Inequality Alliance in Zimbabwe said the COVID-19 vaccine
National Tyre Services Limited (NTS) announced a profit-after-tax of ZWL$ 35.3 million in its Half-Year trading update to September 2020 on account of improved tyre production, exchange rate gains and cost containment efforts. The Company recorded a 17 percent increase in new tyre unit sales as
Community members from Gokwe have called on the government and other Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) to capacitate Village Health Workers (VHWS) with training and information on COVID 19 that can help local communities fight the pandemic. COVID-19 has spread all across the various communities in the country
The recent passing on of two cabinet ministers and several prominent figures in the country revealed a sad reality. Zimbabweans have been polarized on political lines to the extent of trading their morals and Ubuntu to settle political scores. By Shelton Muchena In African tradition, death is a
MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa has commended healthcare workers who have played a critical role in efforts to combat the coronavirus pandemic. In an address to the nation on the COVID-19 situation, Chamisa paid tribute to various stakeholders and the Ministry of Health and Child Care
Political activist and National Patriotic Front (NPF) member Jim Kunaka' s bail judgment has been pushed to Tuesday 2 February following the conclusion of submissions from both parties. Kunaka has been locked up at Chikurubi maximum prison for more than a month now is facing allegations
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