Zesa cuts Eskom debt to US$4m
LOAD-SHEDDING is expected to significantly ease within the next three months as Zimbabwe is close […]
LOAD-SHEDDING is expected to significantly ease within the next three months as Zimbabwe is close [...]
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Makandiwa joins African Prophets claiming Coronavirus prophersy
A series of prophecies made by United Family International Church (UFIC) leader Prophet Emmanuel Makandiwa […]
A series of prophecies made by United Family International Church (UFIC) leader Prophet Emmanuel Makandiwa [...]
FIVE FAMILY MEMBERS ON WAY TO FUNERAL KILLED IN ACCIDENT
FIVE family members died while several others were injured
in a road accident on Friday as they were on their way to bury another family
member in Mtshabezi in Gwanda District, when the kombi they were travelling in
burst one of its tyres and veered …
FIVE family members died while several others were injured
in a road accident on Friday as they were on their way to bury another family
member in Mtshabezi in Gwanda District, when the kombi they were travelling in
burst one of its tyres and veered off the road.
The accident occurred just after the Danger descent on the
Bulawayo-Beitbridge Road. Member of
Parliament for Umzingwane Retired
WE DON’T KNOW MUCH ABOUT CORONAVIRUS : VILLAGERS
VILLAGERS in some parts of the country might be sleep
walking into a crisis of disastrous proportions if Covid-19 (coronavirus) was
to hit the remote areas of the country, with many seemingly unaware of the
basics about the disease or the steps neede…
VILLAGERS in some parts of the country might be sleep
walking into a crisis of disastrous proportions if Covid-19 (coronavirus) was
to hit the remote areas of the country, with many seemingly unaware of the
basics about the disease or the steps needed to safeguard against contracting
or spreading it.
The country is on high alert and President Mnangagwa last
Thursday launched a Covid-19
US$5 FOR A MASK IN HARARE
IN Italy, it is not illegal drug traffickers that the
police are after anymore, but pushers of masks and sanitisers.
Could Zimbabwe find itself in a similar situation?
A survey by The Sunday Mail in Harare last week revealed
that most pharmacie…
IN Italy, it is not illegal drug traffickers that the
police are after anymore, but pushers of masks and sanitisers.
Could Zimbabwe find itself in a similar situation?
A survey by The Sunday Mail in Harare last week revealed
that most pharmacies did not have masks in stock while those that did had
priced them exorbitantly.
In one pharmacy, three-ply masks were going for US$5 or the