Despite last week's High Court order compelling the City of Harare to open all its forty-two council poly clinics within seven days, the local authority is yet to comply with the ruling. Chief Justice Mushore on the 7th of October 2020 ordered Harare City Council to
The Speaker of Parliament Jacob Mudenda has announced that the Statutory Instrument 225A/2020 has been deemed unconstitutional by the Parliamentary Legal Committee. This follows the recent announcement by the Vice President and Health Minster, Constantino Chiwenga that by-elections had been shelved indefinitely due to the current
The Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission (ZHRC) has expressed worry over the recent indefinite suspension of the by-election by the government saying it limits the citizens' rights to freely choose their leaders through elections. In a statement, while commending government in efforts to contain the COVID-19 pandemic
Press Statement: AfriKera Arts Trust, Music Crossroads Academy of Zimbabwe and Zimbabwe Theatre Academy are excited to announce the second edition of The Arts Gathering – TAG2020. A multidiscipline arts festival featuring dance, visual art, theatre, fashion design, music, comedy and spoken word showcases. We have
Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC) players will begin life in a bio-secure bubble in Harare on Monday ahead of the tour to Pakistan for a limited-overs series. They will first undergo tests for COVID-19 this weekend and only those who return negative results will check into a secluded
President Emmerson Mnangagwa Monday urged Zimbabweans to continue observing COVID-19 regulations despite the recent decrease in the daily positive cases. Speaking at the burial of late national hero, Brigadier General Ruphus Chigudu at the National Heroes Acre this morning, President Mnangagwa warned against complacency. “I would like us
ROMAN Catholic Church has expressed concern that Covid-19 infections could spike as lockdown protocols are being eased which has seen schools and industry bein opened while travel restrictions were lifted after six months of tight controls. By Bernard Chiketo Mutare Diocese Bishop Paul Horan O’Carm urged caution
Zimbabwe Thursday resumed international flights after taking a six month COVID-19 forced hiatus since March. According to the Civil Aviation Authority of Zimbabwe (CAAZ), three airlines resumed international flights, Fastjet; Harare to Johannesburg, Ethiopian Airlines; Addis Ababa to Harare and Emirates; Dubai to Harare. Kenya Airways
Players in the Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) sector can enhance and better understand market needs if they embrace digital trading, a report by a local think-tank, SIVIO Institute suggest. This comes after SIVIO Institute recorded massive revenue losses within the sector during the Covid-19 lockdown
Government has announced that travelers coming into the country with Covid-19 symptoms will pay a nominal fee of US$60 for testing irrespective of having a Covid-19 free certificate or not. Ports of entry are expected to open to the general public on 1 October after government
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