Harare eats humble pie

The project, first mooted in 2020 and is touted as a game-changer to the city’s perennial water challenges, had stalled due to financial disagreements and procedural missteps.
By Newsday Oct. 7, 2024

‘Harare face imminent humanitarian crisis’

Early this year, government allayed fears of water shortages in the country, saying Zimbabwe had sufficient water reserves, particularly in urban areas.
By Lorraine Muromo Aug. 30, 2024

Bulawayo water crisis: Govt deploys technical team

He said the strategies included the refurbishment of Insiza pipeline and Ncema treatment works filter rehabilitation.
By Peter Dube Jul. 8, 2024

Health start-up enhances diagnostic care for patients

Speaking to NewsDay, Health ATM head of technology and innovation Nyasha Cecil Nyamupaguma said the intervention was a great tool for diagnostic care.
By Vanessa Gonye May. 28, 2024

Interview: ‘1 in 8 drug users is HIV positive’

Drug use, especially injectable drugs associated with sharing needles, predisposes users to HIV and other blood-based viral infections including hepatitis.
By Vanessa Gonye Nov. 9, 2023

Pollution Threatens a Zimbabwean Town’s Waters and its way of life

Rugara acknowledges that the Norton Town Council has struggled with inefficiencies in water treatment.
By Linda Mujuru Oct. 12, 2023

Ngwenya urges people living with HIV to adhere to treatment

HIV treatment initiatives have focused on increasing access to ART. 
By Sharon Sibindi Oct. 8, 2023

ZTA partners Emirates, SAA

The agreements were signed at the Arabian Travel Market (ATM) which got underway on Monday in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
By Business Reporter May. 3, 2023

Who shall stop education sector mess?

During our time we had PTAs and oh boy! Did we do a good job? We worked hard under racism and yet schools posted excellent results and had quality education.
By Amh Voices May. 3, 2023