THE government will soon resume the vetting of war collaborators which had been suspended due to a shortage of funds, a Cabinet…
By Progress ChayaSTAFF WRITERchayap@dailynews.co.zw RISING authors Rumbi Chen and Sherlyn Chigiji Chimuto recently launched their new book-A Journey in Confusion- which contains true stories from survivors of abuse.The book launch, which was held at Alliance Française in Harare, created a platform for attendees, who included award-winning actress Tinopona Katsande, to discuss the challenges of relationships…
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By Thembinkosi NyathiLIFESTYLE WRITERnyathit@dailynews.co.zw GOSPEL star Dorcas Moyo is confident that her ninth album, to be launched on the 27th of April at Chancellor Junior School in Mutare, will be one of her best to date. Titled Mvere Dzabvepi in reference to the story of twin brothers Jacob and Esau, the album is made up…
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By Ashley MoyoSENIOR LIFESTYLE WRITERmoyoa@dailynews.co.zw AWARD-WINNING star Josh Meck has chosen to celebrate the upcoming International Jazz Day by sharing the stage with artistes who have contributed to his journey as a musician. Meck, who won the 2023 Zimbabwe Music Award (ZIMA) for Best Jazz Album of the Year, will team up on stage with…
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THE Medicines Control Authority of Zimbabwe (MCAZ) has recalled the Benylin Paediatric syrup and urged parents with the medication not to administer it to minors as it has high levels of diethylene glycol. MCAZ director general Richard Rukwata yesterday said diethylene glycol in the syrup was toxic to humans.“MCAZ would like to inform all stakeholders…
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By Yvonne Ncubein BULAWAYO A TSHOLOTSHO man, 34, has appeared in court facing charges of allegedly strangling his one-year-old daughter to death accusing her of being a goblin. The man appeared at the Bulawayo High Court before Justice Christopher Dube-Banda.He pleaded guilty to the charge of murder and was remanded to April 24 for continuation…
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AUTHORITIES will deal ruthlessly with all those caught manipulating or undermining the country’s new currency, the Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG), Zanu PF has warned. Speaking in Harare yesterday, the ruling party’s spokesperson Christopher Mutsvangwa said law enforcement agents would — in this regard — come down hard on those trading foreign currency on the parallel market.“To…
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AUTHORITIES are concerned about the rising risk of many HIV-positive pregnant women transmitting the disease to their unborn children. The programme officer of the National Prevention of Mother-to-Child Transmissions (PMTCT) project in the Ministry of Health, Brian Komtenza, told the Daily News yesterday that it was worrying that a high number of HIV-positive expectant women…
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By Masimba Makwembere NATIONAL Assembly Speaker Jacob Mudenda has urged MPs to craft laws that will curb carbon emissions and attract foreign investors. Carbon emissions are the primary driver of global climate change and it is widely recognised that to avoid the worst impacts of climate change, the world needs to urgently reduce emissions.Speaking at…
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By Stella MadzivanyikaSTAFF WRITERmadzivanyikas@dailynews.co.zw AN ambitious project, spearheaded by the Food and Agriculture Organisation (Fao) and the Zimbabwe Watercourse Commission (Zamcom) to address climate change and water management challenges, requires a staggering US$30 billion to implement. The project is set to run for 22 years ending in 2040 and it comes when the Sadc region…
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