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Clean water key to cholera battle

By Ketty Nyoni STAFF WRITER nyonik@dailynews.co.zw MEDECINS Sans Frontières (MSF), also known as Doctors without Borders, says Zimbabwe must prioritise improving the country’s water and sanitation systems to control cholera outbreaks. In a recent report, MSF said while cholera vaccines were beneficial, there were current global shortages of the jabs — which called for other…

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Lips-Zim promotes livestock production in dry regions

Yvonne Ncubein BULAWAYO LIVESTOCK Improvement Project in Zimbabwe (Lips-Zim), an European Union funded agro-based organisation, says it has made strides in improving agricultural productivity in the country’s semi-arid agroecological regions four and five. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, Lips-Zim country coordinator Sikhalazo Dube said the project had empowered over 5 000 farmers through improvement…

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ZHRC calls for journalists’ rights protection

By Bryn Matongomatongob@dailynews.co.zw THE Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission (ZHRC) has called on the government to create an environment that allows for the rights of journalists to be respected. This comes as the country joined the rest of the world yesterday in celebrating World Press Freedom Day which is commemorated annually on May 3. The ZHRC…

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US hails Zimbabwe’s Gukurahundi programme

THE United States (US) has lauded the move by President Emmerson Mnangagwa to ensure the government finally addresses the emotive post-independence Gukurahundi conflict. In February 2019, Mnangagwa kick started an internal and home-grown process led by traditional leaders to bring closure to thousands of civilians who were affected by the conflict which saw an estimated…

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Stadia issue: A crying shame

FOR the second time in seven months Zimbabwe will play a home football international match on foreign soil amid a stadium crisis that is showing no sign of ending. Stadium crisis? Yes, the country has got a number of stadia, talk of Rufaro and the National Sports Stadium in Harare, Barbourfields and Luveve in Bulawayo,…

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