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Influenza: Govt springs to action

Medical and Dental Private Practitioners of Zimbabwe Association president Johannes Marisa said few COVID-19 tests were being done as most available kits had expired.

By Vanessa Gonye Jul. 1, 2024

Give meritocracy a chance

Mnangagwa told those unhappy with his appointments to appoint ministers of their choice once they become President.

By Newsday Sep. 29, 2023

‘New SA COVID-19 variant not a threat’

She made the remarks yesterday while responding to concerns raised as the new variant has been detected in five countries, including South Africa.

By Vanessa Gonye Aug. 29, 2023

Experts give COVID-19 warning

Speaking to NewsDay on Tuesday, chief coordinator of the COVID-19 taskforce in the Office of the President and Cabinet, Agnes Mahomva said COVID-19 was the new normal.

By Vanessa Gonye and Lorraine Muromo May. 4, 2023

COVID-19 vaccination programmes need strengthening: Govt

The country’s “whole of government and whole of society” approach to responding to the pandemic contributed to the many achievements recorded so far.

By Vanessa Gonye Feb. 6, 2023

COVID-19 vaccination programmes need strengthening: Govt

Govt allays new COVID-19 variant fears

SA recently detected its first case of a coronavirus infection caused by the new, highly transmissible XBB.1.5 variant, nicknamed the “Kraken variant” for its ability to spread

By Vanessa Gonye Jan. 9, 2023

Policy consistency panacea to drug use scourge

According to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), this projected surge is attributed to a number of factors that include the fact that Africa’s population is younger, and drug use is higher among young people than old people.

By The Standard May. 15, 2022

Policy consistency panacea to drug use scourge

By The Standard May. 15, 2022

Covid-19: Vaccination of Zim children yet to start

President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government last month announced that the Covid-19 vaccination exercise was now open for the 14 to 17 year age groups as part of its ambitious plans to reach herd immunity by December.

By The Standard Sep. 12, 2021