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5 000 diarrhoea cases recorded in one week

By Ketty Nyoni OVER 5 000 diarrhoea cases and three deaths were recorded across the country in one week last month, the Health ministry has confirmed. In its latest disease surveillance report for the week ending March 31, 2024, the ministry reported that there was a surge in diarrhoea cases. “The disease surveillance report for…

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Rising CBD crime alarms Harare

By Ketty Nyoni AUTHORITIES have increased their security patrols at the popular Harare Gardens and in the capital‘s city centre, following the recent murder of a woman and rising crime in these areas. Harare provincial police spokesperson, Luckmore Chakanza, told the Daily News On Sunday yesterday that they had heightened their patrols in the sprawling…

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Government ups fight against TB among people with HIV

THE government says it will continue fighting against tuberculosis (TB) among people living with HIV after having recorded an 81.6 percent TB preventative treatment uptake (TPT) among HIV positive people last year. In his presentation of the overview of the National TB response on Friday, national TB programme officer in the Health ministry, Peter Shiri…

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War victims organisation launched in Harare

BY BRYN MATONGO THE newly-launched Zimbabwe War Victims Association (ZWVA) has vowed to help thousands of war victims and survivors of the country’s liberation struggle. Addressing the media in Harare on Friday, ZWVA chairperson Vongai Mutokoti said the association’s main goal is to provide moral support and recognition to those who suffered during a pivotal…

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Life & Arts

Comedy audiences growing: Mphepo

VETERAN actor and theatre director Jasen Mphepo is happy with the increasing number of people who are turning up to watch the Comedy Crack Show. Mphepo made the remarks ahead of the fourth edition of the show which is set to take place on April 26 at Jasen Mphepo Little Theatre in Harare. “The attendance…

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Editorial Comment

Football violence should stop now

ONLY last month, the Premier Soccer League’s all weather friend Delta Beverages, through their Castle Lager brand, committed themselves to another spell as the top flight’s title sponsors. This commitment came amid high hopes that local football would continue its positive and upward trajectory following an improvement in fan attendances last season. And the PSL,…

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Sport

CAPS United bank on home advantage

Cloud Fusire CAPS United assistant coach Nelson Matongorere believes playing in front of their home supporters will inspire the Ha rare giants to collect maximum points against tricky ZPC Kariba in a Castle Lager Premier Soccer league tie set for Rufaro Stadium tomorrow. The Green Machine have had a relatively good start to the current…

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Geo Pomona excites UN

THE United Nations (UN) says it will assist to replicate the Geo Pomona Waste Man agement to other local munici palities across the country and other African countries. Speaking after touring the Geo Pomona Waste Manage ment site in Pomona, Harare, the United Nations Children’s Fund (Unicef) country representative, Nicholas Kojo Alipui, said he was…

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