[New Zimbabwe] Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube says government's biggest priority for now was to save citizens from Covid-19 as opposed to opening the country for people to pursue livelihoods.

[New Zimbabwe] High Court judge Tawanda Chitapi Monday altered reporting conditions for freelance journalist Hopewell Chin'ono who was however ordered to pay an additional $10 000 bail deposit.

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[The Herald] The withdrawal of police and military lawyers seconded to the National Prosecution Authority (NPA) in line with the Supreme Court ruling has not affected the authority's operations, Prosecutor General Mr Kumbirai Hodzi has said.

[New Zimbabwe] The Chinese Covid-19 vaccine donated to the country by the Asian ally may not be administered on HIV or cancer patients and those with uncontrolled chronic conditions such as hypertension and diabetes.

[The Herald] Hurungwe Children's Home in Karoi was on Friday shut down and deregistered over allegations of abuse of children and mismanagement of donations by the staff.

[New Zimbabwe] A Bulawayo man drowned Saturday in abandoned pool in the city's Pelandaba high density suburb while his friend immediately met the same fate when dived in while attempting to rescue him.

[New Zimbabwe] Vice President, Kembo Mohadi was reportedly left nursing wounds after he was bashed over an extra-marital affair on Valentines Day.

[The Herald] Zimdancehall songstress Empress Massina, real name Ericah Sabi, is hoping her latest single, "Zvakuda Imi Jah" will capture the hearts of fans, especially during these trying times of the Covid-19 pandemic.

[New Zimbabwe] Two Raffingora siblings face the music after beating up two police Constables who were trying to arrest one of them for breaking windowpanes at a neighbour's house.

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[The Herald] While the level four national lockdown continues for another two weeks, to ensure that the significant progress seen in the last few weeks in reducing infection and death rates continues, President Mnangagwa yesterday did start the proce...

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[The Herald] President Mnangagwa has promoted three Zimbabwe Prisons and Correctional Service (ZPCS) officers to the rank of deputy commissioner-general.

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[The Herald] Address to the nation on the state of the national lockdown by His Excellency President Mnangagwa yesterday

[New Zimbabwe] Organisers of the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) have put plans in motion for this year's edition despite continued Covid-19 induced uncertainties over the resumption of the global trade showcase.

[New Zimbabwe] CMED (Pvt) Limited will finally recover its US$2, 7 million paid to First Oil Company back in 2013 after High Court judge, Owen Tagu ordered the oil dealer to pay compensation for 3 million litres of diesel which were not delivered.

[New Zimbabwe] ZANU-PF Chinhoyi Ward 11 councillor, Vorster Mashevedzanwa who contested and narrowly lost an election to choose a new mayor for the town last December, has lodged a High Court bid to stop the incumbent from exercising mayoral duties.

[The Herald] Victoria Falls, one of southern Africa's biggest tourist attractions, has recorded its highest flows for the month of February following heavy rains that have been received in the bulk of the SADC region.

[The Herald] Following the arrival of the first batch of Covid-19 vaccines on Monday, the Minister of Youth, Sport, Arts and Recreation, Kirsty Coventry, says they will assess the vaccination programme first before getting local athletes vaccinated.

[The Herald] Former Zimbabwe Republic Police Deputy Commissioner and liberation war hero Moses Griffiths Mpofu has died.

[Kubatana.net] Teachers' unions have called for the mandatory Covid-19 testing of all learners before they return to school instead of limiting intakes at boarding schools.