The government has committed to take care of civil servants who test positive for Covid-19 while on duty. Public Service Commission Secretary Ambassador Jonathan Wutawunashe, who announced the change, said the commission was looking at several adjustments to protect its workers. “We have adjusted a lot of
Home-schooling has become the new norm since the government announced a national lockdown to curb the spread of the deadly COVID-19 at the end of March and with the country yet to open schools, community initiatives to get pupils learning again are beginning to sprout
Teachers have called on the government to begin meaningful engagement with education stakeholders to map a way forward in terms of re-opening of schools as the education sector amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. In a statement, PTUZ president Takavafira Zhou said his organization does not regret
Afro-jazz and pop singer, Brity Yonly says she has been marketing the brand Zimbabwe in China and the world using mbira music, a feat which has seen her representing the country in several musical festivals globally. Brity recently released a single called Vachabaiwa, which she says
Acting Mpilo Hospital Chief Executive Officer, Professor Solwayo Ngwenya Wednesday issued a stern warning that the coronavirus will continue to spread across the country if social distancing and lockdown regulations are not followed. Zimbabwe has recorded 4818 COVID-19 cases including 1544 recoveries and 104 deaths since
The Zimbabwe Cross Borders Association (ZCBTA) has raised the red flag over the increasing use of illegal crossing points to neighboring countries by cross borders traders. ZCBTA secretary general, Augustine Tawanda said this has a potential to worsen the rapid increase in the Covid-19 infections ravaging
Government has resolved that all vegetable market bays be restructured in line with the Covid-19 pandemic regulations. Speaking during a post Cabinet press briefing, Small to Medium Enterprises Minister Sithembiso Nyoni said the markets will operate on a six day cycle and will be closed for
Eccentric South African opposition leader, Julius Malema yesterday torched a diplomatic storm with Zimbabwe after he suggested that the Zimbabwean Embassy in Pretoria must be shut down until the government respects human rights. Zimbabwe has been receiving a lot of goodwill from across the world with
President Emmerson Mnangagwa Tuesday said he is under a coordinated attack from people and countries who do not want to see his administration achieving the goals it set to develop the country. Addressing a surprise press conference at State House, Mnangagwa said the opposition parties, which
Telecoms giant, TelOne, Monday launched an e-learning platform, Impact Learning, for school-going children who are currently affected by the COVID-19 induced lockdown. Schools and tertiary institutions remain closed after the government last week announced that it would extend the lockdown in the wake of rising COVID-19
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