Yvonne Ncube in BULAWAYO THE City of Bulawayo has extended its water-shedding schedule from 120 to 132 hours per week due to worsening water shortages. This comes barely a week after councillors shot down a proposal to extend the city’s gruelling water shedding regime to 144 hours weekly. It also comes as two of the…
By Nyasha Kunyiswa THE Cancer Association of Zimbabwe (CAZ) says it will not tire from pushing the government to offer free breast cancer screening for both males and females. This comes as the country has joined the rest of the world in commemorating breast cancer awareness month. Speaking to Daily News yesterday, CAZ information research…
Sean “Diddy” Combs’ mother has said she is “devastated and profoundly saddened” by the allegations levelled against her son, but that they…
A year on from the outbreak of the Israel-Hamas war, civilians in Gaza have shared their stories of how life has changed…
Two of the victims were randomly targeted and one was known to the suspect, local police claimed. A woman has been arrested…
For the first time in Rwanda’s history, its health ministry is dealing with an outbreak of Marburg virus disease, a rare but deadly…
Two Chinese nationals have been killed and at least 10 people injured in a suspected suicide attack near Karachi airport in Pakistan….
MINISTER of Finance Mthuli Ncube has commended the African Development Bank (AfDB) for its support in the country’s arrears clearance and debt resolution process. The treasury chief said the debt process is key in capacitating the government to resolve the longstanding challenge that has hindered the country’s development efforts. “In Zimbabwe, the Bank has been…
Cloud Fusire at RUFARO STADIUM Dynamos……………….(1)1 CAPS United…………(0)2 CAPS United coach Lloyd Chitembwe had no kind words for Warriors coach Michael Nees over his decision to travel to South Africa with team captain Godknows Murwira which saw the defender miss the team’s 2-1 win against arch rivals Dynamos here yesterday. Chitembwe opted not to dwell…
THE potential of traditional herbs in cancer treatment has sparked a crucial conversation in Zimbabwe, with parliamentarians urging authorities to invest in traditional medicines to combat the disease. This push for investment is timely, considering the country’s rich heritage of traditional medicine practice. Traditional medicine has long been a vital part of healthcare in developing…
