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Bulawayo embarks on measles vaccination drive

The City of Bulawayo launched a citywide measles/rubella (MR) vaccination programme targeting children aged between six months and five years.
By Masiyephambili 6h ago

Govt launches accident fund to tackle road carnage

Officials say the fund is intended to streamline claims, reduce insurance backlogs and modernise post-crash management, offering predictability for businesses and citizens alike.
By Freeman Makopa 10h ago

Carrying forward the spirit of the Beijing World Conference on women and promoting the new and accelerated process for women’s all-round development

Gender equality has been etched in the agenda of our times, galvanizing the whole world in its unwavering pursuit of that goal.
By The Standard Oct. 14, 2025

Government pledges support for youths amid drug, substance abuse

This has become fertile ground for drug and substance abuse.
By Sharon Zebra Oct. 13, 2025
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Government tariffs, levies cut remain pie in the sky

The government has been accused of misleading the public into believing that a wide range of tariffs and fees had been slashed, when in fact the reductions are not yet in effect, two months on.
By Miriam Mangwaya Oct. 12, 2025

Waste-to-energy revolution: Turning trash into power

Africa’s waste crisis is undeniable, but so too is its potential. 
By Elizabeth Khumalo Oct. 11, 2025

Captive power plants: A symptom of the deepening energy crisis

It is a clear acknowledgment that Zimbabwe’s power crisis has reached a point where the State can no longer guarantee reliable electricity supply to its biggest consumers.
By Newsday Oct. 11, 2025

ETGE marks 76 years of Chinese occupation, calls for global action against ongoing genocide

The world must understand that the atrocities in East Turkistan are not mere human rights violations.
By Newsday Oct. 10, 2025

Moyo unveils US$9,13bn energy investment plan

GOVERNMENT has given large-scale electricity users a two-year deadline to build their own captive power plants, Energy minister July Moyo announced on Wednesday. 
By Brent Shamu Oct. 10, 2025