Harare Bureau ZIMBABWE yesterday received a consignment of 211 200 cholera vaccines from the International Co-ordinating Group (ICG), which will boost the Government’s ongoing campaign to prevent the acute diarrhoeal disease, particularly in areas considered hotspots. The remaining batches of doses are expected on February 12 and 17, respectively, adding to the 892 296 delivered […]
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Government celebrates new voices on World Radio Day
Emmanuel Kafe, Harare Bureau ON Tuesday, Zimbabwe, just like many countries around the world, will celebrate World Radio Day, particularly at a time when the Government has freed the airwaves and licensed over 14 community radio stations as part of far-reaching media reforms. The theme for this year’s celebrations — Radio: A century informing, entertaining and […]
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Hwange starts project to solve 17-year crisis
Fairness Moyana in Hwange THE Hwange Local Board (HLB) has embarked on a water reticulation system installation exercise in Empumalanga Phase 4 which is expected to end over 17 years of water problems for over 500 households in the suburb. Installation of water reticulation in the area was stalled after beneficiaries besieged the unserviced stands […]
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Zimsec sets 2024 examination fees
Robin Muchetu, Senior Reporter The Zimbabwe School Examinations Council (Zimsec) has released the 2024 Ordinary and Advanced Level examination fees with the Government saying it will pay 55 percent of the total cost for all learners in public schools. However, the subsidy applies to a maximum of seven O-level subjects and four A-level subjects, including Communication […]
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South Africa beat DRC on penalties to secure AFCON third spot
Bafana Bafana secure best AFCON finish in 25 yeards …
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Zimbabwe, UK reach agreement over drivers’ licence conversion
British authorities to allow exchange of Class 4 driver’s licence for those competently tested for driving light cars …
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Hungary president resigns in storm over child sexual abuse pardon
‘I made a mistake’, Katalin Novák announced in a televised message on Saturday …
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MSU and ZMA Hold Capacity Building Workshop on Research Supervision
Midlands State University’s (MSU) Faculty of Education and the Zimbabwe Military Academy (ZMA) collaborated on a two-day capacity-building workshop from 7th to 8th January 2024 at the Zimbabwe Military Academy in Gweru. The objective of the workshop was to keep up with global trends and improve the delivery and management of learning outcomes by leveraging […] …
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Zimsec release fees and due dates for June and November exams
Bongani Ndlovu, Online Reporter THE Zimbabwe Schools Examination Council (Zimsec) has released the June and November O’level and A’Level examination fees which will cost US$24 and US$48 respectively. In a notice by Zimsec Director Finance Ms Zipora Muzenda said Government will pay 55 percent (for A’Level) and 45 percent (for O’Level) per subject of the […] …
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Zimbabwe nurses seek better conditions abroad but fear for patients at home
Source: Zimbabwe nurses seek better conditions abroad but fear for patients at home Health workers outside the country say they still check on their patients in Zimbabwe as its health sector continues to deteriorate. Nurses protest against poor pay and working conditions at a government hospital in Harare, Zimbabwe [File: Tsvangirayi Mukwazhi/AP Photo] By Clemence Manyukwe […]
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