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Chimonyo declared national hero

THE late Zimbabwe National Army (ZNA) commander, Edzai Chimonyo, has been declared a national hero and will be buried at the National Heroes Acre after he lost his battle with lung cancer on Thursday morning.  President Emmerson Mnangagwa made the announcement when he visited the Chimonyo family home in Greystone Park in Harare yesterday to…

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‘Total lockdown now imperative’… health experts say as Covid-19 wreaks havoc

WITH coronavirus continuing to wreak havoc in the country, health experts say only a total lockdown will help authorities to contain the virulent respiratory disease which is threatening to spiral out of control. At the same time, the government says it feels let down by Zimbabweans’ lax attitude towards the lethal virus, which killed another…

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ZNA boss Chimonyo succumbs to cancer

ZIMBABWE National Army (ZNA) Commander  Edzai Chimonyo died in the early hours of yesterday after a valiant battle with lung cancer. Chimonyo had been admitted at the Avenues Clinic since Friday last week. He was 69. “Commander Defence Forces General Valerio Sibanda regrets to announce the untimely death of Commander ZNA Lieutenant General Edzai Chimonyo whose…

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Zanu PF halts restructuring exercise

ZANU PF has shelved its politically-charged restructuring exercise, amid fears that the process could worsen the Covid-19 situation in the country as infections and deaths continue to soar at an alarming rate.    This comes as the ruling party is also contemplating holding its October annual conference virtually at a time the country is battling to…

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Covid exemption letters reinstated… as infections, deaths continue to soar

WITH the lethal coronavirus continuing to wreak havoc in the country, authorities announced last night that law enforcement agents would turn away people entering city centres without travel exemption letters. In addition, they also re-instated police checkpoints in and around major roads leading to city centres, to enforce the latest hard lockdown measures. This comes…

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‘No one is safe against corona’… ED says, as he pushes citizens to get vaccinated

PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa yesterday implored hesitant Zimbabweans to get vaccinated now, warning that this was not the time to gamble with people’s lives. Addressing mourners who had gathered at the National Heroes Acre in Harare for the burial of retired major general Clever Chiramba, Mnangagwa said it would be folly for citizens to let down…

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Govt is not responsible for current demolitions: Garwe

LOCAL authorities are currently demolishing illegal settlements across the country in a bid to bring order t as well as bringing to…

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Economic progress to benefit the poor: Mthuli

FINANCE minister Mthuli Ncube says there is more good news in store for long-suffering Zimbabweans as the government is upbeat about the country’s economic prospects.  Ncube said Zimbabwe has done well in providing social safety nets for its citizens, especially during the Covid-19 pandemic and the recent bumper harvest would spur the country’s economy to…

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