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Covid-19 hits Byo council

THE Covid-19 pandemic has hit Bulawayo City Council (BCC) with majority of its workers being forced to quarantine after testing positive, a…

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Mwonzora says… warns that elections without reforms will be disputed again

OPPOSITION leader Douglas Mwonzora, pictured, has re-iterated his calls for urgent and inclusive national dialogue, warning that any elections that will be held in the country without needed reforms will be disputed again and will thus be ‘a waste of time’. Speaking to the Daily News at the weekend, the MDC boss said stakeholders needed to agree…

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Zim receives 1,5 million more jabs

ZIMBABWE yesterday received one more million Covid-19 vaccines from China, pushing the number of shots received so far to five million in a move to combat the spread of the virulent respiratory disease. This comes as the demand for vaccination is increasing at a time there is a surge in new coronavirus infections and deaths….

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Govt moves to block new Covid-19 variants into Zim

THE government has adopted the African Union’s Trusted Travel Platform as part of measures to minimise the risk of importation of new Covid-19 variants into Zimbabwe. The Trusted Travel Platform, developed by the Econet Group, PanaBIOS Consortium and Africa CDC as a public-private partnership, is a top-class digital solution to support African countries in verifying…

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Govt considers stiff fines

JUSTICE minister Ziyambi Ziyambi says there is need to impose stiff penalties to deter the general populace from committing crime. Speaking in…

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Water shortage looms due to wetlands abuse

THE Harare City Council (HCC) has warned of an impending serious water shortages and the proliferation of diseases if activities on wetlands are not curtailed.  HCC environmental management unit head Lisben Chifunde yesterday said efforts to protect the capital’s wetlands are still at a consultative stage.   A taskforce has since been put in place and…

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