AMP study results to be released on schedule despite Covid-19 pandemic
By Lynette Manzini The announcement of the Antibody Mediated Prevention (AMP) study preliminary results, conducted in seven Southern African countries including Zimbabwe, scheduled for later this year at the HIV
Peacekeeping radio stations provide COVID-19 information to vulnerable communities in conflict-affected countries
UN Peacekeeping radio stations have in recent decades helped build support for peace process in a dozen countries around the world including Cambodia, Croatia, Namibia and Timor-Leste. Today, these stations
Choosing Your Jesus. Religion in Zim’s Experience of Corona Virus
By Takura Zhangazha* This last weekend, the religious among us had to change, somewhat their approaches to what they would call ‘praise and worship’. Understandably so. In the wake of the corona
Gokomere High pupil gives birth at school
By Mark Chavunduka MASVINGO– A form six pupil at Gokomere High School has shocked the community, fellow pupils and the community at large when she successfully concealed her pregnancy for
Supreme Court rules that Khupe is real MDC leader, Nelson Chamisa illegitimate
HARARE: The Supreme Court of Zimbabwe today ruled that Dr Thokozani Khupe is the real leader of the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) and that Advocate Nelson Chamisa is not
Sakunda defends itself against resident’s fears of establishing coronavirus medical clinic in residential suburb
SAKUNDA Holdings says it will take proper mechanisms and standard measures in the construction of a medical facility to cater for some patients suffering from coronavirus in order not to
The Covid-19 pandemic is a wildcard that will change politics as we know it
By Simon Allison Just a few weeks ago, Peter Mutharika’s political future was looking bleak. Malawi’s much-maligned president had been the subject of more than six months of vociferous anti-government
Respect human rights,observe the law during COVID-19 lock down- Zim HRNGO Forum
The Zimbabwe Human Rights NGO Forum (the Forum), notes the directive issued by President Emmerson Mnangagwa on 27 March 2020 for a 21-day National Lockdown which started today (Monday 30
Zimbabwe doctors refuse to work without protective kit
Hundreds of healthcare professionals in Zimbabwe are refusing to work because they say they don’t have the equipment needed to protect themselves against catching coronavirus. The Secretary General of the
‘Empty streets on day one of Zimbabwe lockdown’
By Shingai Nyoka Zimbabwe’s police force including riot police were out in full force patrolling the streets and stopping vehicles and people on the streets to check whether they had