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34 Zimbabweans die of coronavirus as 30-day lockdown officially begins
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34 Zimbabweans die of coronavirus as 30-day lockdown officially begins

Thirty-four Zimbabweans -10 from Harare, eight from Manicaland and seven from Bulawayo- died  of coronavirus today as the country started its 30-day lockdown, which the opposition has condemned. There was…
Posted by Charles Rukuni January 5, 2021
Zimbabwe lockdown necessary to save lives but………..
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Zimbabwe lockdown necessary to save lives but………..

A hard lockdown imposed by Zimbabwe’s government in response to a spike in Covid-19 cases is a “drastic yet necessary intervention” to save lives, said ZANU-PF spokesperson Kennedy Mandaza, in…
Posted by Charles Rukuni January 5, 2021
Zimbabwe records 564 new coronavirus cases as police warn they will arrest lockdown violators
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Zimbabwe records 564 new coronavirus cases as police warn they will arrest lockdown violators

Zimbabwe today recorded 564 new coronavirus cases, 299 of them in Harare alone, raising the number of cases for this month alone to 1 962. The cumulative figure is now…
Posted by Charles Rukuni January 4, 2021
Zimbabwe police issue guidelines on movement of people during 30-day lockdown
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Zimbabwe police issue guidelines on movement of people during 30-day lockdown

Zimbabwe police have issued guidelines on the movement of people during the 30-day lockdown announced by the government on Saturday and insisted that only employees in the essential service sectors…
Posted by Charles Rukuni January 4, 2021
Zimbabwe records a whopping 774 new coronavirus cases on first day of stiffer lockdown, Chamisa says lockdown targets the poor
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Zimbabwe records a whopping 774 new coronavirus cases on first day of stiffer lockdown, Chamisa says lockdown targets the poor

Zimbabwe today recorded a whopping 774 new coronavirus cases on the first day of its stiffer 30-day lockdown raising the number of new cases in the first three days of…
Posted by Charles Rukuni January 3, 2021
Acting Zimbabwe President urges people to wear masks as coronavirus ravages the country
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Acting Zimbabwe President urges people to wear masks as coronavirus ravages the country

Zimbabwe’s Acting President Kembo Mohadi on Sunday urged citizens to observe COVID-19 regulations such as wearing of face masks to enable the country to win the fight against the second…
Posted by Charles Rukuni January 3, 2021
Lessons from Rwanda on how to fight coronavirus
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Lessons from Rwanda on how to fight coronavirus

When COVID-19 started going global in the early months of 2020, developed countries struggled to keep the virus at bay, and many began to worry about the ability of African…
Posted by Charles Rukuni January 3, 2021
Zimbabwe records 8 coronavirus deaths, 407 new cases as it imposes stiffer 30-day lockdown measures
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Zimbabwe records 8 coronavirus deaths, 407 new cases as it imposes stiffer 30-day lockdown measures

Zimbabwe today recorded eight coronavirus deaths and 407 new cases as it imposed stiffer 30-day lockdown measures which included a ban on church gatherings and weddings. It also imposed a…
Posted by Charles Rukuni January 2, 2021
Zimbabwe re-imposes stiff lockdown measures, no gatherings except funerals, curfew 6 pm to 6am
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Zimbabwe re-imposes stiff lockdown measures, no gatherings except funerals, curfew 6 pm to 6am

Zimbabwe has re-imposed stiff lockdown restrictions with immediate effect banning all gatherings including church and weddings except for funerals and has adjusted the curfew from 6pm to 6 am. The…
Posted by Charles Rukuni January 2, 2021
Zimbabwe kicks off 2021with 6 coronavirus deaths
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Zimbabwe kicks off 2021with 6 coronavirus deaths

Zimbabwe today kicked off the year 2021 with six coronavirus deaths -two in Bulawayo and one each in Harare, Manicaland, Mashonaland Central and Masvingo. The death toll to date is…
Posted by Charles Rukuni January 1, 2021

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