Tatenda Gumbo

Produced by Tatenda Gumbo

• July 15, 2014

  US Company Launches Early Infant HIV Diagnosis

  In a study published by Alere, the five clinics in Maputo effectively used Alere q to detect the presence of HIV in infants as young as one month old, in order to allow the immediate start of anti-retroviral therapy.

• July 10, 2014

  Mayor Urges Council Workers to Call off Looming Strike

  The city is expected to hold an all stakeholders meeting including workers, council representatives and residents

• July 07, 2014

  Lawyers Take Minister to Court Over Tollgate Charges, Funds

  'I cannot say a lot about this case as we are preparing the papers but we anticipate that by the end of day tomorrow something will have been filed in court'

• July 04, 2014

  South Africa to Send Zimbabweans Home to Process Permits

  Minister Gigaba said while it will not happen this year, at some point soon, Zimbabweans will definitely be sent home

• June 26, 2014

  Teaching of Languages Sparks National Debate

  'He (Simon Khaya Moyo) has accepted that there is disparity between languages particularly in Matabeleland'

• June 23, 2014

  IMF: Zimbabwe Facing Economic Downturn

  The international finance organization concluded that these challenges require strong macroeconomic and financial policies, an enabling business environment, and normalized relations with creditors.

• June 23, 2014

  High School Dropout Rate Worries Zimbabweans

  Minister Francis Nhema said children were dropping out of school not only from failing out, but for socio-economic reasons including failure to pay tuition and school fees.

• June 19, 2014

  US Programs Empowering Emerging Young African Leaders

  'Given the opportunity to do so, these young leaders can make real sustainable changes in their home communities'

• June 17, 2014

  Police Raid Kwekwe Based Community Radio Station

  'Police arrived with a search warrant in the morning and started dismantling all the studio equipment and taking compact disk productions'

• June 05, 2014

  Meridian Fellows Going Back Home to Fully Develop Businesses

  The fellows represented various sectors of the economy, including tourism, technology, agribusiness and brand management

• May 26, 2014

  Govt Officials Allegedly Demand Sex for Food at Chingwizi Camp

  Masvingo Resident Minister Kudakwashe Bhasikiti is refuting the allegations that government officials are now abusing desperate flood victims

• May 21, 2014

  ITCU Ranks Zimbabwe Among Worst Places for Workers

  In a report released this week by ITUC, Zimbabwe is ranked at number five, meaning workers in the country aren’t guaranteed rights

• May 13, 2014

  Fees Payment Worries Parents as Zimbabwe Schools Open

  Studio 7 received mixed reports from parents on the ground with some reporting their children were being turned away for not paying fees

• April 17, 2014

  Chinamasa Says Zimbabwe to Make Major Policy Changes

  Chinamasa says the government is drafting a policy document that will transform the economy which is also devastated by deflation

• March 27, 2014

  Congresswoman Says Young African Leaders Need Global Support

  US Congresswoman Bass says it is critical for the United States to deal with the next generation of leaders on a global scale

• March 24, 2014

  Zimbabwe Marks World TB Day With Calls to End Stigma

  The day was marked internationally under the theme; "Reach the 3 million." Tuberculosis, a curable disease, affects some nine million people worldwide annually, one third of which fail to receive the treatment they need.

• February 27, 2014

  SA Mine Disaster: 14 Bodies of Zimbabwe Illegal Miners Recovered

  Rescuers were able to identify 23 of the many bodies that remain underground as families of those trapped continue to retrieve bodies of loved ones, despite safety warnings

• January 30, 2014

  Senior Zanu PF Member Says Ministers Failing to Run State Firms

  'The government has stepped in to say let us stop the rot and so we have to expose those that are corrupt and let us deal with them'

• January 23, 2014

  Zimbabweans Express Outrage at Hefty PSMAS Salaries

  According to the state-run Herald newspaper, 14 of the company's senior managers at the health care provider earn $1.1 million every month while in 2012 the group’s top chief executive, Cuthbert Dube, allegedly earned a basic salary of $230,000 monthly.

• January 16, 2014

  Heritage Foundation: Zimbabwe Economy Remains Subdued

  International Crisis Group senior researcher Trevor Maisiri says Zimbabwe needs to improve its international perception

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