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
The government says it is considering bringing back commuter omnibuses owing to the return to normalcy of services and the increasing demand for public transport. In March, President Emmerson Mnangagwa banned the operationalization of the kombis as COVID-19 cases surged and the government subsequently shut down the
World Health Organization has urged governments across the world to keep health workers safe in order to protect patients. Briefing the press at the World’s Patient Safety Day commemorations today, WHO Director-General Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said one of the keys to keeping patients safe is
National Blood Service Zimbabwe (NBSZ) has partnered Facebook to create an innovative feature that will see blood donors signing up to get notifications when blood centres near them require urgent donations to bolster the national bank. In a zoom meeting today, NSBZ said starting today, Zimbabweans
Government decision to extend business operating period from 6.30 am to 6.30 pm under the Covid-19 lockdown regulations have brought great relief to the retail sector which is still struggling to recover lost business since the imposition of tighter measures in March. Prior to the announcement
Sitting on run-down precast wall with one hand clutching the right jaw, Catherine Kasiyandima (35) goes down memory lane reminiscing the days that she used to wake up early in the morning going to work. Life worsened three months ago when the Government announced the second
The government has accused the international community of interfering in the Hopewell Chin’ono case and tampering with the judicial system in order to influence the verdict. Chin’ono, a towering figure and a gentle giant according to his close colleagues is showing signs of depreciating and unwellness
60 Bulawayo girls who have found shelter at a dumpsite at Ngozi Mine in Bulawayo on Saturday received a reusable sanitary pads donation courtesy of The Livingstone-Galen Trust. The vulnerable girls whose lives revolve around the garbage site are among the many others who have little
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
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