zimbabwe lockdown

President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government has slashed the recommended period that residents returning from COVID-19 hotspots should be quarantined from 14 to eight days, due to a cash squeeze.
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About 100 female returnees and deportees from Botswana who were staying at the United College of Education (UCE) in Bulawayo were last night left stranded after they were dumped at a hiking spot by officials from the Department of Social…
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More than hundred mourners were yesterday dispersed by police for violating the stipulated number in line with Covid-19 guidelines at a farm in Mashonaland East province.
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Zimbabwe’s government agreed with bakers, millers and other businesses on Wednesday to cut the prices of basic goods, including bread and sugar, to levels before the country entered a coronavirus lockdown last month amid soaring inflation.
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Five people were killed, while eight others were injured in 49 accidents that occurred during this year’s Easter holiday.
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Illegal forex dealers are beginning to trickle back into central Harare, despite roadblocks designed to check on motorists and on passengers in Zupco buses, with both groups required to prove they are in essential services.
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A woman was injured when she joined her boyfriend in jumping from second floor to the ground at a flat along Tongogara Avenue on Friday.
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Police have arrested 9 889 people for various offences since commencement of the national lockdown, with Bulawayo recording the biggest number of arrests at 2 214.
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Human rights doctors have disclosed that they have treated 31 victims of torture by State security agents deployed to enforce the lockdown measures.
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The High Court on Monday granted the Media Institute of Southern Africa (Misa Zimbabwe) a relief order interdicting police from harassing, arresting and detaining journalists who are carrying out their lawful duties during the national…
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