Source: 10k arrested weekly over number plates | The Herald Asst Comm Nyathi Bulawayo Bureau OVER 10 000 motorists are arrested weekly around the country for driving unlicensed and unregistered vehicles under an ongoing operation that has nabbed 21 886 since it started on January 15. On Saturday, a total of 1 158 arrests were […]
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Roadside-hero nurse enrols for midwifery course
Source: Roadside-hero nurse enrols for midwifery course | The Herald Mr Jawadu holding the baby Conrad Mupesa Mashonaland West Bureau A Karoi nurse who last week saved the lives of a young woman and her baby by the roadside, has received sponsorship to study midwifery at Chinhoyi Provincial Hospital School of Nursing. Mr Umali […]
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South Africa scraps social distancing, isolation for asymptomatic Covid positive people
‘The proportion of people with immunity to Covid-19 has risen substantially’ …
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ZRP trembles and releases Zimrights vehicle impounded over registration number plates
ZIMBABWE Republic Police (ZRP) officers recently released a vehicle belonging to Zimbabwe Human Rights Association (ZimRights), which it had impounded for allegedly failing to display permanent registration number plates. Source: ZRP trembles and releases Zimrights vehicle impounded over registration number plates – The Zimbabwean The ZimRights Toyota Hiace vehicle, was impounded on Tuesday 25 January […]
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ZEC voter registration blitz gets underway as concerns over IDs persist
First time voters set to miss out on voter registration outreach as Registrar General still unable to issue IDs …
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Hydropower at every new dam
Nqobile Tshili, Chronicle Reporter GOVERNMENT will construct hydro-electric power stations at every new major dam to boost power production in the country that will also address outages affecting the agricultural sector, a cabinet minister has said. Three major dams are being constructed in the Matabeleland region namely, Lake Gwayi-Shangani with a 650 million cubic metres holding […] …
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Sunflower farming to be compulsory
Nqobile Tshili, Chronicle Reporter GOVERNMENT wants to make it mandatory for communal farmers to venture into sunflower farming as it seeks to substitute US$200 million worth of crude sunflower oil imports. It has already started providing communal farmers with inputs to enable them to get involved in sunflower farming. This will ensure the country stops […] …
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10 000 motorists nabbed weekly: Blitz on unregistered cars to continue
Bongani Ndlovu, Chronicle Reporter OVER 10 000 motorists are arrested weekly around the country for driving unlicensed and unregistered vehicles under an ongoing operation that has nabbed 21 886 since it started on January 15. On Saturday, a total of 1 158 arrests were made countrywide, with 498 vehicles being impounded, while 677 motorists were fined. […] …
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Azam TV launches service in Zim
Harare Bureau AZAM TV, which offers a basic 100-channel service for US$5 a month, has launched its services in Zimbabwe, its seventh country, and has partnered ZBC TV in broadcasting Africa Cup of Nations games from Cameroon. The station seriously undercuts other pay television stations with its packages ranging from US$5 to US$15 a […] …
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EMA nabs and fines 1 200 litterbugs
Thandeka Moyo-Ndlovu, Senior Health reporter ABOUT 1 200 litter bugs have been fined and more than 20 local authorities have been charged for poor waste management by the Environmental Management Agency (EMA) under its blitz on accelerated solid waste management and law enforcement to complement the national clean-up campaign. EMA says poor waste management affects public health […] …
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