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By Raymond Jaravaza
Standing at a dimly lit street corner opposite a once popular nightclub in Bulawayo, five skimpily dressed sex workers flag down passing vehicles and individuals on foot soliciting for clients.
Highlanders forwards Prince Dube and Mitchelle Katsvairo have been ordered not to do any strenuous home-based training for at least two weeks for them to recover from injuries they are carrying.
The People’s Party led by former Foreign Affairs Minister Walter Mzembi has welcomed the lockdown that comes into effect on Monday but has slammed the lack of ‘supporting measures’.
Government is decentralising laboratory testing for coronavirus specimens with the National University of Science and Technology (NUST) in Bulawayo joining the National Reference Laboratory in Harare for the confirming tests, while rapid test kits will be distributed across the country.
Zimbabwean and South African immigration authorities yesterday worked round the clock to clear the final batch of travellers entering the country through Beitbridge Border Post.
Government has gazetted registration fees for accreditation of journalists by the Zimbabwe Media Commission, with locals required to pay $120 for a new applicant, $80 renewal and $50 for a card replacement.
West Ham have eight players in self-isolation showing mild symptoms of coronavirus.
A Zimbabwean man arrested after a crash on the A419 (Swindon) and admitted dangerous driving had his drugs charges dropped after British police later realised he was carrying sadza.
President Donald Trump issued a federal order Friday to force auto giant General Motors to manufacture ventilators, as supplies of the crucial hospital equipment grow short and coronavirus infections mount across the country.
The number of confirmed coronavirus cases in the United States topped 100,000 on Friday as infections quickly spread to new areas of the country.