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Zimbabwe: Covid-19 - Govt to Resume International Flights After 6 Months
Nation, 22 September 2020
Zimbabwe has given the nod for international flights to resume, six months after it was forced to close its borders following the Covid-19 pandemic. Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Bus Operators Heed Health Regulations
The Herald, 23 September 2020
BUS operators have started having their employees tested for Covid-19 as they prepare for the return of intercity travel. Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Teachers Stick to Guns, Vow Not to Return to Work
New Zimbabwe, 23 September 2020
Progressive Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (PTUZ) secretary-general, Raymond Majongwe has accused the government of being scandalous to its response to the plight of teachers. Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Ramaphosa Takes Sanctions Removal Call to UNGA 75
The Herald, 23 September 2020
THE 75th Session of the UN General Assembly began yesterday with African Union (AU) chairman and South Africa's President Cyril Ramaphosa reiterating the call for the removal of… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Chamisa Calls for Broad-Based Confrontation Against Mnangagwa
New Zimbabwe, 23 September 2020
The MDC Alliance has threatened to stage a fresh broad-based confrontation against the Zanu PF-led government in the wake of deteriorating socio-economic conditions. Read more »
Zimbabwe Eases Covid-19 Restrictions As Economic Woes Worsen
Zimbabwe has given the nod for international flights to resume, in an effort to revive the economy, six months after it was forced to close its borders to stem the spread of the Covid-19 virus. The country has slowly reopened its tourism sector, as there have been fewer cases of the disease. However, with schools set to reopen on September 28, after a nearly six-month break, teachers in public schools are demanding a review of their salaries and working conditions.
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As of September 17, confirmed cases of Covid-19 from 55 African countries reached 8,122,284 while over 80,131,727 vaccinations have been administered across the continent. ... Read more »
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In a webinar meeting to discuss the situation in Zimbabwe, former Botswana president Ian Khama said Zimbabweans had shown tremendous resilience in the face of a brutal regime. "40 ... Read more »
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Thousands of striking nurses have called off their strike over pay disputes and Covid-19 protective gear, three months after walking out of public hospital wards. According to ... Read more »
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Years of neglect and doctors' strikes have pushed the Zimbabwean health system to the brink. Senior doctors have now gone on strike, joining junior doctors and nurses who walked ... Read more »
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Zimbabwe's President Emmerson Mnangagwa has controversially reinstated Sydney Gata as executive chairman of Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority and its board. This comes as ... Read more »
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