Roselyne Sachiti Features, Health and Society Editor Zambia will join other African countries who are already administering the Sinopharm Covid-19 vaccine following an offer by China to provide the inoculation to the SADC country. The announcement co...

Mirriam Madiye Features Writer A total of 3 322 439 Covid -19 deaths have been recorded globally since the start of the pandemic in 2019, the World Health Organisation (WHO) has said. According to WHO, the world has recorded 159 949 065 confirmed cas...

Mirriam Madiye Features Writer The number of people who have recovered from Covid-19 in Zimbabwe has risen to 36 277. According to the Ministry of Health and Child Care (MOHCC), the country has so far recorded 38 466 confirmed Covid-19 cases, includi...

Prabashini  Moodley The National Department of Health says, while the increase in new COVID-19 infections is worrying, South Africa has not yet hit the third wave of infections. On Wednesday, another 2 759 new cases were recorded – pushing the tot...

The Covid-19 pandemic was preventable; an independent review panel has said. The panel, set up by the World Health Organization, said the combined response of the WHO and global governments was a “toxic cocktail”. The WHO should have decl...

Grace Kuria South Africans in various provinces have been warned that the country is currently in the third wave of COVID-19. News24 reports that in a communication that was widely distributed on Wednesday, Health Minister Zweli Mkhize said: “Kind...

IN pursuit of inclusive development, the Second Republic will persistently and consistently focus on high-impact and result-based community projects such as provision of water, President Mnangagwa said.

Farmers have delivered over 30 000 tonnes of maize to Grain Marketing Board (GMB) depots as the parastatal has now joined hands with police in manning roadblocks along major roads to curb illegal movement of grain.

A 39-year-old paedophile who sexually assaulted seven girls aged between five and 12 years asked the Bindura community for forgiveness before he was sentenced to 55 years in jail.

THE Government’s quest to revamp health services and guarantee universal coverage to improve people’s lives is gathering pace with President Mnangagwa today expected to officially open two major health facilities in Bulawayo.

Parliamentarians have called on Government to repeal the Vagrancy Act as it criminalises poverty and discriminate against homeless people in contravention of the Constitution.

CHURCHES yesterday came together to pray for the nation in the wake of a surge in ritual killings, drug abuse, loose morals, road traffic accidents and Covid-19 among other issues affecting the country.

THE Government is committed to clear its arrears with the African Development Bank (AfDB), as part of the Second Republic’s reform agenda anchored on a return to the international community through mending broken relations and entrenching already e...

New Member of the Scottish Parliament for the North East, Maggie Chapman,  (pictured) took her oath in Shona to show she still has links to the country of her birth.

Vandalism of Information Communication Technology (ICT) infrastructure must be reported promptly as such destruction threatens economic transformation given the key role ICTs have taken since the outbreak of Covid-19, the Postal and Telecommunication...