263Chat · Church Leaders Implored To Support Govt Efforts In Covid - 19 Fight Amid the existence of COVID-19 cases in the country, the Vision Pentecostal Church in Zimbabwe is urging church leaders and the Christian community to support the Government in the fight against the
The Zimbabwean government has been urged to prioritize the fight against climate change which is wreaking havoc across the country and aiding hunger and poverty in communities. In a speech to commemorate World Health Day, the World Health Organisation Country Representative, Dr Alex Gasasira, called on
The just-ended ninth Conference of Parties (COP) of the World Health Organisation (WHO) Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC) held in the Netherlands did not disappoint. As was largely expected, the global health body stuck to its guns by doubling down on its commitment to mobilise
Zimbabwe road safety stakeholders have called on the Government to enact laws that will enforce measures that mitigate damage on road users in the unfortunate event of a road traffic accident. Speaking to 263Chat during the Africa Road Safety commemorations hosted by Road Zimbabwe Trust, Sean
The World Health Organization has come up with new resolutions to ensure the health and well-being of children. In an update from the Seventy-fourth World Health Assembly on 29 May 2021, the resolutions on Ending violence against children through health systems strengthening and multi-sectoral approaches aims
World Health Organization (WHO) Zimbabwe has urged the government of Zimbabwe to redouble efforts to eliminate Mother to Child Transmission of HIV and Syphilis. Addressing the fourth quarter National Validation Committee today, WHO Country Representative, Dr Alex Gasasira said the country needs to do more in
Two years ago Maria Masauso (38) lost her three-year-old twins to what she believed was witchcraft in Chapoto village, Mbire district, a community in northern Zimbabwe. When her children fell ill she resorted to traditional herbs, including elephant dung, which she smeared on their body to
Chairperson of the Ad-Hoc Inter Ministerial Task Force and Defence Minister Oppah Muchinguri- Kashiri has revealed that Zimbabwe will engage the South African government to increase patrols along border lines to curb illegal crossing, believed to be the major cause of a recent upsurge in
Since the news of Terrence Maphosa’s (25) contraction of COVID-19 and his subsequent admission at Parirenyatwa hospital hit Glen Norah (a high density suburb in the capital Harare) early May, it has been taking a mental toll on him. "Walking to the shopping centre and hearing
Zimbabwe is yet to meet the World Health Organisation (WHO) conditions for the lifting of the Covid-19 lockdown, a government official has said. In a media brief, Information Publicity and Broadcasting Services Minister Monica Mutsvangwa said the situation on the ground does not permit the lifting
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