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…
AS ZIMBABWEANS prepare to celebrate the Easter and Independence holidays, the nation is once again reminded of the importance of road safety. The recent tragic accident on the Mutare-Masvingo Road, which claimed four lives and injured seven, is a stark reminder of the devastating consequences of road accidents. This incident, occurring just four days before…
THE opposition’s disarray ahead of the 2028 harmonised elections is a pressing concern that requires immediate attention. Following the opposition’s defeat to Zanu PF party in weekend parliamentary by election in Glen View South, analysts have warned that the opposition’s current state of fragmentation and infighting makes it virtually impossible for them to challenge the…
AS THE economy continues to grapple with challenges, many companies are finding themselves on the brink of collapse. However, a glimmer of hope has emerged in the form of corporate rescue. This legal framework, designed to assist financially distressed companies in restoring solvency and continuing operations, has proven to be a game-changer for several wobbling…
THE recording of a cholera case in Harare’s Glen View suburb — which was the epicentre of the 2018-19 outbreak — demands a speedy and decisive intervention by the authorities to stop the situation from getting out of control. The fact that the cholera patient had contact with some people at the busy Tichagarika shops…
By Ruramai G Chambati ZIMBABWE is grappling with a growing cancer crisis, with over 1 500 deaths occurring annually. The Cancer Association of Zimbabwe has highlighted the need for a comprehensive approach to address this issue. Scientists predict an increase in cancer cases due to environmental factors, emphasizing the importance of consistent research and digitally-driven…
THE country’s traditional football giants Dynamos, Highlanders and CAPS United, continue to find themselves relegated to the also-rans in the top flight amid a growing number of ambitious and well-funded teams. It is nearly a decade since any of the big three were crowned local football kings, with CAPS United the last of the lot…
