By Staff Reporter
Government yesterday tested 583 people for COVID-19 across 9 provinces, except Mashonaland East, as it scales up its containment measures. Ever since the commencement of testing in early March, Government had only tested 716 people.
By Rungano Dzikira
A budget surplus of ZWL$1.769 billion for the month of December 2019 afforded Government fiscal space for higher than projected payments for medical supplies amongst other attendant costs for treasury, the latest Consolidated Statement of Financial Performance (CSFP) of the Consolidated Revenue Fund shows.
By Taurai Mazwi
Government has resolved to produce reading material in all 16 indigenous languages including sign language and braille, to enable everyoneto have access to information regarding Covid19 issues.
By Derick Tsimba
Government through the Ministry of Lands, Agriculture, Water and Rural Resettlement has set targets for National Wheat Production ahead of the 2020/2021 wheat farming season.
By Staff Reporter
Government has upped the stake in its fight against the deadly Coronavirus by setting a target of 33 000 people to be tested across the country by 30 April 2020.
By Derick Tsimba
In an effort to quickly detect Covid-19 infections to help stop the spread of the deadly virus in Zimbabwe, Ministry of Health and Child Care (MoHCC) has said it will soon be rolling out testing of Covid-19 across the country.
By Chiedza Muswe
UN Chief Secretary General António Guterres has called for world unity as US President Donald Trump announces that he will halt funding for the UN health agency, World Health Organization (WHO),at a time the world is faced with fierce fight against the deadly coronavirus.
By Tendai Matunhu
Zimbabweans continue to remember and celebrate the country’s independence, despite Government suspending all national gatherings including the country’s 40th Independence Celebrations initially set for Bulawayo, in the wake of COVID 19 pandemic, the Harare Post can reveal.
By Patience Rashai
Sitting MDC legislators are in a quandary seeking to ring-fence their seats in parliament, following the recent Supreme Court ruling dethroning their self-imposed party president, Nelson Chamisa.
By Staff Reporter
The recent Supreme Court ruling ordering the MDC to revert to its 2014 structures and hold an extra-ordinary congress to elect a new leader in conformity with that party’s constitution has exposed the duplicity of the Nelson Chamisa faction.
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