How telehealth is helping close the healthcare gap in rural Zimbabwe
Virtual consultations are replacing hours of travel, bringing affordable healthcare closer to rural Zimbabweans....
Mnangagwa: BEAM list manipulated by influential people
The government says it will not clear US$98 million owed to schools under the Basic Education Assistance Module (BEAM) until a special audit has verified legitimate beneficiaries, amid concerns that the system has been manipulated.
570 megalitres of raw sewage dumped into rivers daily as Zimbabwe’s treatment system collapses
Parliament has revealed that only 20 of the country’s 63 sewage treatment plants are currently functional, resulting in the daily discharge of an estimated 570 megalitres of raw or partially treated sewage into the environment.
Govt will not talk monocurrency until conditions are met, says Mushayavanhu
Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) Governor John Mushayavanhu has said holders of foreign currency will not be forced to convert their money into local currency when Zimbabwe transitions to a mono-currency system.
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President Mnangagwa’s UN slot had absolutely nothing to do with global respect and prestige
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