Many people in Zimbabwe are scared to know their HIV status. Status awareness appears to have increased as results from a national survey showed that the percentage of people ever tested for HIV increased from 36 percent in 2007 at baseline to 50 percent in 2009.
Freddy Chimombe, son of the late legendary singer James Chimombe, has died. He was 38. Freddy died at his mother’s home in Jerusalem, Highfield, after battling tuberculosis for some time.
Police have opened investigations into last week’s delivery of a poisonous chemical to Harare’s main waterworks. The law enforcement agents sent a docket to the Attorney General’s Office for advice on how best to proceed with the matter.
An alert truck driver sent to deliver 19 tonnes of poisonous sodium cyanide to Harare’s main waterworks averted disaster last Wednesday when he raised alarm just when he was about to offload the chemical. The driver told workers at the treatment plant that he suspected he was carrying a poisonous chemical.
HARARE - The United Family International Church (UFIC) Charity Department head Rufaro Nyadembera on behalf of Prophets Emmanuel and Ruth Makandiwa donated top-of-the-range hospital equipment to Kadenge Rural Health Centre as well as tonnes of goods to Tanyaradzwa Children’s home in Murehwa last week.
