THE improving relations between Zimbabwe and the United Kingdom, as highlighted by British Ambassador Pete Vowles at the weekend, are a positive development that can have far-reaching benefits for both countries. Given the complex history between the two nations, it’s essential to acknowledge the past while charting a course for the future. The legacy of…
THE resurgence of cholera in Zimbabwe is a stark reminder of the country’s failure to prioritise the health and well-being of its citizens. The recent outbreak, which has claimed lives and infected dozens, is a direct result of the government’s inability to provide clean water and sanitation facilities to its people. This is unacceptable, especially…
CALLS by the portfolio committee on Health for the National Health Insurance Bill to be urgently tabled before Parliament are very timely. The poor state of the health delivery system, which is increasingly making it difficult for ordinary citizens, lends weight to the importance of expediting the National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS). The National Health…
THE call by government officials at the on-going Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) in Bulawayo for the private sector to play a crucial role in rural industrialisation is a step in the right direction. Rural industrialisation is essential for the country’s economic growth, and the private sector’s involvement can help drive this process. Other southern…
THE Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) kicked off in Bulawayo on Monday, providing a platform for the country to showcase its potential to the world. This year’s edition, themed “Blue Sapphire,” is a testament to the fair’s enduring legacy and its importance in promoting Zimbabwe’s economic growth. The ZITF is a premier event that brings…
PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa has urged Zimbabweans to resolve their challenges through dialogue, emphasising the importance of unity, love, and forgiveness in building a harmonious society. In his address to thousands of Zion Christian Church members at an Easter conference in Masvingo Province on Sunday, Mnangagwa’s message resonated deeply with the need for peace and unity…
AS reported in our sister publication, the Daily News On Sunday, yesterday, the country is facing a silent, but deadly threat that imperils the very fabric of its society, drug and substance abuse. What was once considered a minor issue has ballooned into a full-blown crisis, threatening to consume an entire generation of the country’s…
THE recent statistics released by the Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission (ZHRC) are a stark reminder of the dire state of the country’s public health system, particularly when it comes to maternal and infant health. The shocking numbers — 54 women and 300 babies dying during childbirth in January this year alone — are a clear…
AS ZIMBABWE marks its 45th Independence Celebrations today, the nation reflects on its journey since attaining sovereignty in 1980. This milestone marks a significant chapter in the country’s history, symbolising the triumph of the people’s struggle for freedom and self-determination. The path to independence was paved with sacrifice and determination. Zimbabweans from all walks of…
THE upward spike in murders has become a matter of grave concern for authorities and members of the public. According to the police national spokesperson, Paul Nyathi, a shocking 55 murder cases have been recorded across Zimbabwe since January 1, leaving citizens traumatised and authorities scrambling for answers. The worrying regularity of murders, some of…
