The development of a comprehensive database for land developers to monitor their activities and restore sanity in land development is on course.

A Bindura family is celebrating the removal of a 6-kilogramme tumour on their relative in a complex surgical operation at Bindura Provincial Hospital last month. The procedure has become a testament to decentralisation of specialised healthcare services to smaller towns by the Second Republic. For years, 54-year-old Batsirai Muzeziwa was unable to live a normal life because of a huge tumour that started developing as a blister on her back, until it grew to over six kilogrammes.

Government has commissioned a telemedicine virtual hospital in Chirumanzu in one of the major milestones by the Second Republic to ensure access to quality and affordable healthcare services for rural communities as the country gravitates towards Vision 2030.

Government continues to walk the talk on its efforts to empower local authorities, with Tongogara Rural District Council receiving a fire tender purchased by government from Belarus.

A South African truck driver is feared dead after being run over by one of his trailers on Sunday night. The driver of the truck, which was heading to South Africa, is said to have lost control of the vehicle five kilometres before Gwanda along the Bulawayo-Beitbridge highway. The driver was reportedly thrown out of the vehicle and was run over by one of the trailers. Police are yet to confirm the incident.

The Agricultural and Rural Development Authority (ARDA) has set sights on increasing its exports to 30% this year in addition to its mandate of producing 45% of the country’s strategic grain reserves.

The Allied Health Practitioners Council of Zimbabwe deregistered more than 70 practitioners last year as part of efforts to protect the public and maintain high standards in the healthcare industry.

Colleagues and the family of Cde Tinaye Chigudu have described the late national hero as a principled and committed cadre as well as a family unifier.

THE trial of business partners Moses Mpofu and Mike Chimombe who are facing charges of fraud involving US$7 million in a botched Presidential Goat Pass-On Scheme has hit another brick wall after its postponement this Monday. The trial, which was set to resume this Monday, hit a snag due to the absence of Mpofu's legal counsel of choice, Advocate Tapson Dzvetero, who is attending his brother-in-law's funeral. The matter was thus postponed to the 20th of this month and will run for five days.

The Zimbabwe Prisons and Correctional Service (ZPCS) says as it undergoes a transformation phase focusing on rehabilitation and restoration of inmates, it is ready for private and public partnerships that ensure expansion of prison industries.

Unity, unity and more unity, President Mnangagwa seems to say as he winds up business at the burial of national hero, Cde Tinaye Chigudu

President Mnangagwa in his signature move as he leaves the national shrine this Monday

Chief mourner, President Emmerson Mnangagwa addresses multitudes gathered at the national shrine to bid farewell to Cde Chigudu.

President Emmerson Mnangagwa and the First Lady Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa are now at the National Heroes Acre where the President will preside over the burial of Cde Tinaye Chigudu.

National hero Cde Chigudu's body is now at the national shrine for burial

Vice Presidents General (Rtd) Dr Constantino Chiwenga and Colonel (Rtd) Kembo Mohadi arrive for national hero Cde Chigudu's burial at the National Heroes Acre

All is set for Cde Chigudu's burial at the National Heroes Acre today

National hero Cde Tinaye Chigudu's body has departed his Mt Pleasant residence for the National Heroes Acre where he will be laid to rest this Monday.

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