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Midwife shortage hits Zim

Zimbabwe’s health sector has been hard hit by a mass exodus of health workers, with the United Kingdom proving to be the destination of choice.
By Harriet Chikandiwa Jun. 7, 2024

Minister grilled over measles deaths

Murombedzi further sought elucidation on the deaths among religious sects.
By Nhau Mangirazi May. 17, 2024

Zim receives medical equipment

Japanese ambassador to Zimbabwe, Shinichi Yamanaka, said the medical equipment would allow patients, some of whom have been on waiting lists, to finally get treatment.
By Vanessa Gonye Mar. 28, 2024

Drug theft scandal rocks UBH

He accused management at the institution of failing to order drugs from the National Pharmaceuticals Company (NatPharm), thereby short-changing patients.
By Sharon Sibindi Mar. 19, 2024

Inside sport: Time is running out minister

Sport had over the period been entrusted in the hands of politicians starting off with Joice Mujuru at the turn of independence in 1980, and passing through the hands of David Kwidini, Aeneas Chigwedere, Paul Mavhima, Makhosini Hlongwane, and Raymond Kazembe Kazembe.

By The Standard Jul. 24, 2022

Inside sport: Time is running out minister

Sport had over the period been entrusted in the hands of politicians starting off with Joice Mujuru at the turn of independence in 1980, and passing through the hands of David Kwidini, Aeneas Chigwedere, Paul Mavhima, Makhosini Hlongwane, and Raymond Kazembe Kazembe.

By The Standard Jul. 24, 2022

Sungura in Macheso’s safe hands

The Madhau hitmaker proved and justified why he still carries the “King” of Sungura tag after putting up an electrifying performance during his homecoming family show at Harare Show Grounds’ Andy Miller Hall on Saturday.

By The Standard Apr. 25, 2022