Pan-African research network Afrobarometer says the majority of Zimbabweans bemoaned the unfair distribution of COVID-19 relief funds by the government. According to the latest Afrobarometer survey most adults reported that their households lost their primary sources of income during the pandemic. “Most Zimbabweans approve of the government’s
Government has maintained that unvaccinated congregants will not be allowed to attend church services despite an interim High Court order against the policy position. Speaking during yesterday’s post Cabinet press briefing, Information Minister, Monica Mutsvangwa said Government had reviewed upwards the number of congregants attending services
The Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission (ZHRC) has bemoaned non-accessibility of the COVID-19 vaccines to marginalized communities a situation they said is derailing efforts to ensure more people are inoculated. In a statement, the Commission said concerted efforts should be made to avail vaccines within close proximity
President Emmerson Mnangagwa says the country is making steady progress in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic as a result of the on-going vaccination roll out programme. Speaking at the Robert Gabriel Mugabe International airport where he received the second batch of 400 000 Sinopharm COVID-19
Civic Society Organisations (CSOs) under the flagship of Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition have expressed concern over what they termed an attempt by the government to sideline vulnerable citizens from the Covid-19 vaccination programme. This follows recent statements attributed to the Head of Monitoring and Evaluation in
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