The government has availed ZWL$7 billion towards procurement of medical sundries and allowances for health-workers as part of efforts to fight the COVID-19 pandemic, deputy minister of health and child care Dr John Mangwiro has revealed. Addressing the media yesterday evening, Dr Mangwiro said the country
The country’s largest telecommunications firm, Econet Wireless Zimbabwe Limited (Econet)recorded a sharp increase in data usage during third quarter (Q3) ended 30 November 2020, owing to increased remote working and learning during the COVID-19 pandemic. Zimbabwe entered a hard lockdown beginning of March last year due
HARARE – Distributed Power Africa (DPA) has started deploying electric vehicle (EV) charging stations across Zimbabwe as a way of encouraging the uptake of environmentally friendly cars. This follows the government’s commitment late last year to work on a framework that promotes the use of EVs,
The Sports and Recreation Commission (SRC) has approved the Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA)’s application to proceed with participation at this year’s African Nations Championship (CHAN) tournament. The tournament which is reserved for players plying their trade in local leagues will be hosted in Cameroon from the
Youths, Sports Art and Recreation deputy Minister Tinoda Machakaire has weighed in on Chillspot managers DJ Fantan and Levels who were sentenced to six month in jail on Wednesday morning. The two were jailed for breaching COVID-19 lockdown rules. Machakaire said though they could not change the
RABAT: Morocco is preparing itself for an imminent boom in women’s football, aiming to have 1000 licenced female coaches by 2024. This comes after the recently concluded maiden women's national championship won by AS FAR Ladies. Fouzi Lekjaa, president of the Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF), and
National Lockdown No. 2 prohibits most public gatherings of more than two people and closes most of the commercial and informal sectors except for supermarkets, pharmacies, agriculture, mining and manufacturing.
Doctors have condemned the enforcement of the current 30 day lockdown saying it will not help in reducing the spread of COVID-19 due to loopholes observed on the first day. In a statement, Zimbabwe Association of Doctors for Human Rights (ZADHR) said the current lockdown measures
The government has pleaded with security forces and COVID-19 lockdown enforcers to grant free passage to pupils sitting for their final ZIMSEC examinations and their invigilators. This follows reports that a number of pupils and teachers were delayed at roadblocks on the first day of the
Deputy arts minister, Tinoda Machakaire expressing disappointment over the sentencing of Zimdancehall producers and promoter DJ Fantan, Levels and Dhama to an effective six months in prison by Harare provincial magistrate Vongai Guwuriro. The trio pleaded guilty to breaching COVID-19 lockdown regulations when they organized a
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