LATEST: Zim man Saul Sakudya thanks God after recovering from Covid-19 (WATCH VIDEO)

Zimbabwe’s first coronavirus patient to recover from the disease, Saul Sakudya, of Zimre Park, Mashonaland East Province, spoke to ZTN for the first time after he was cleared by doctors. Sakudya was diagnosed after returning from a trip to Dubai and wa…

Zimbabwe's first coronavirus patient to recover from the disease, Saul Sakudya, of Zimre Park, Mashonaland East Province, spoke to ZTN for the first time after he was cleared by doctors. Sakudya was diagnosed after returning from a trip to Dubai and was confined to his home during his recovery. His wife and two children also […]

CORONAVIRUS : SEVEN MORE DIE IN SA

Thirty-four South Africans have now died of Covid-19 and
there are 2,506 confirmed cases of the respiratory illness.

Health minister Dr Zweli Mkhize revealed the figures at a
press on Wednesday evening. This was an increase of 91 cases from Tuesda…

Thirty-four South Africans have now died of Covid-19 and there are 2,506 confirmed cases of the respiratory illness. Health minister Dr Zweli Mkhize revealed the figures at a press on Wednesday evening. This was an increase of 91 cases from Tuesday. Six of the seven deaths were in KwaZulu-Natal, with one in Gauteng. On Tuesday, Mkhize said in a statement that there were 2,415 confirmed

MLISWA INTIMIDATES NORTON COPS

Norton Member of Parliament Temba Mliswa (pictured above)
had a heated exchange with police officers deployed to enforce lockdown
measures in his constituency over the Easter holiday whom he accused of
dereliction of duty.

A video clip circulating…

Norton Member of Parliament Temba Mliswa (pictured above) had a heated exchange with police officers deployed to enforce lockdown measures in his constituency over the Easter holiday whom he accused of dereliction of duty. A video clip circulating widely on social media shows Mliswa shouting at two police officers for allegedly failing to compel a supermarket manager to wear a face mask to

I HAVE CORONAVIRUS : MURDER ACCUSED

A 25-year-old Chivi man, who recently returned from South
Africa, allegedly teamed up with his brother and father to fatally assault his
grandmother before trying to evade arrest by claiming to be suffering from
coronavirus.

However, the suspect, …

A 25-year-old Chivi man, who recently returned from South Africa, allegedly teamed up with his brother and father to fatally assault his grandmother before trying to evade arrest by claiming to be suffering from coronavirus. However, the suspect, Bright Tizirai of Makuvire village in Madyangove communal lands, was arrested after results proved he was negative. He had allegedly argued that