THE UK government has pledged £544 million to support vaccine and treatment research in a bid to protect fragile economies to slow the spread of COVID-19. In Zimbabwe, the UK’s…
PEOPLE living with disabilities have lamented over marginalisation in national disasters, the Zim Morning Post has heard. They submitted that in the current COVID-19 pandemic government has neglected the constituency.…
Drs say pneumonia cases have risenScuttling covid-19 fight because pneumonia is one of the symptomsPatient dies before all covid-19 symptoms are exhibited AN unexpected pneumonia outbreak has this week hit…
GOVERNMENT on Tuesday announced the eleventh COVID-19 positive case and recorded the second death after the patient succumbed to the disease on Saturday in Bulawayo. Case number eleven has all…
ZLHR says product should first be tested for authenticity before distribution Public at high risk of coronavirus due to fake masks, sanitisersZADHR urges public to avoid masks ZIMBABWE Lawyers for…
MANY tertiary institutions in Zimbabwe are failing to comply with laid down lockdown procedures, with most of them engaged in activities likely to expose their communities to the danger of…
THE latest and tenth COVID-19 positive case Zimbabwe recorded on Monday has exposed the challenges that the government faces in identifying candidates requiring testing, writes Nigel Pfunde. This follows revelations…
MUTARE - Some families evicted from Mutare City council 's sewerage works compound have been living in the open for more than two weeks despite the government's directive for people…
FUEL prices in Zimbabwe are set to increase Saturday midnight. There are reports that excise duty for fuels has already gone up by a whooping 61 percent. Elsewhere, though, prices…
THE third person to test COVID-19 positive in the country, Saul Sakudya has on Saturday bared his soul. The Ruwa based businessman (with interest in ICT), retraced his experience from…