‘Esikhoveni Man (36) Raped 15 Year Old Orphan & Crushed Her Head With A Stone & Feigned Mental Illness’

‘Esikhoveni Man (36) Raped 15 Year Old Orphan & Crushed Her Head With A Stone & Feigned Mental Illness’

AN ESIGODINI man who raped his neighbour’s 15-year-old orphaned granddaughter before crushing her head with a big stone to conceal the crime, was yesterday sentenced to life in jail.Twoboy Phiri, 36, of Vukuzenzele village in Esikhoveni lured Simangaliso Ncube to a stream on the pretext that he wanted to give her vegetables from his garden. He tried to feign mental illness by claiming that he had a history of mental illness inherited from his late…

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First Siamese Twins Separated At Two Months Age In (2014) By Zimbabwean Doctors, Now Walking

The first Siamese twins to be successfully separated by a team of Zimbabwean doctors in 2014 are growing up well in Harare’s Highfield suburb.The twins’ wounds are yet to fully heal leaving them vulnerable to diseases. The first of July 2014 will always be a day to remember as Zimbabwean surgeons successfully separated Siamese twin babies, a first for the country’s health service sector. The then two-month-old twins were joined from the chest to the…

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St Annes Hospital Faces Closure Within 7 Days As Premises Lease Agreement Is Terminated

St Annes Hospital Faces Closure Within 7 Days As Premises Lease Agreement Is Terminated

Harare’s privately-owned St Annes Hospital faces closure following termination of its lease agreement with the Catholic institute, Little Company of Mary (LCM), owners of the building where the health institution is operating from. The elite hospital, owned by CAPS Holdings, has been given seven days to vacate the premises. LCM has since advised medical aid societies and other health service providers of the hospital’s impending eviction. Source: newsday photo-Dr David Parirenyatwa, Minister Of health

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Boko Haram Burns Children Alive, Killing 86 People Around Maidiguri

Boko Haram, a ‘terror’ group operating in Africa has shocked the world again by, reportedly   burning children alive  and killing up to a total of 86 people only 5 kilometers (3 miles) from Maiduguri, the birthplace of the organisation. A man walks past burnt out houses following an attack by Boko Haram in Dalori village near Maiduguri, Nigeria, Sunday Jan. 31, 2016. (AP Photo/Jossy Ola) photo source-Blaze

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Is Bona Mugabe Pregnant?

Is Bona Mugabe Pregnant?

This week , Zimbabwe ‘ s president Robert Mugabe was  launching Tanzania ‘s president Julies Nyerere ‘ book of collections of his speeches at a function  that was attended by his daughter, wife to pilot Simba Chikore, Bona Mugabe in what appeared to be maternity wear covering a bulge which certainly looked like a ‘First Grandchild’ on the way. The nation may have some time to wait before the truth is out as officials would…

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‘Nyanga Holy Cross Bishop/Owner Of Rekai Tangwena Children’s Home (77), Indecent Assault Of 3 Minors

‘Nyanga Holy Cross Bishop/Owner Of Rekai Tangwena Children’s Home (77), Indecent Assault Of 3 Minors

HOLY Cross Church bishop and owner of Rekai Tangwena Children’s Home in Nyanga – Livingstone Tonderai Nerwande – is alleged to have indecently assaulted three vulnerable children at his orphanage. Nerwande, who rose to fame in the 1990s when he was still a Anglican Church priest through his exorcism powers, is expected to appear in court today facing six counts of indecent charges. The 77-year-old man of cloth is set to appear today before Nyanga…

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Harare Central Hospital Guards Assault Nurses Protesting CEO’s US$87 000 Car,Yet No Drugs For Patients

January 26, 2016 Local News   Harare Central Hospital security guards yesterday assaulted several nurses who were demonstrating against chief executive officer Mrs Peggy Zvavamwe’s purchasing of her service vehicle, ahead of the hospital critical operations. The nurses were saying that the shortage of medicines and sundries was hindering their work, and the hospital management unleashed the security guards on them. Mrs Zvavamwe recently bought a Jeep Cherokee for US$87 000 raised from patients which…

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Mpilo Central Hospital In Crisis With Only 15 Out Of A required 60 Doctors

Mpilo Central Hospital In Crisis With Only 15 Out Of A required  60  Doctors

MPILO Central Hospital is facing an acute shortage of senior doctors that include specialists, a situation that threatens the operations of the southern region’s biggest referral hospital. The health institution is dependent on junior doctors to carry out most surgical operations thereby compromising healthcare standards. Apart from serving Bulawayo, Mpilo is a referral hospital for Midlands, Masvingo, Matabeleland North and South provinces. The hospital’s clinical director Dr Solwayo Ngwenya said Mpilo Central Hospital which has…

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Gvt Bans Street Or Door Adminstration/ Dispersal Of Alternative, Complementary Or Traditional Medicines

Gvt Bans Street Or Door Adminstration/ Dispersal Of Alternative, Complementary Or Traditional Medicines

The government has banned door-to-door and street-selling of herbal medicines and put in place stringent measures to ensure people are not exposed to dangerous products. The selling of herbal medicines is on the rise in the country. Medicines Control Authority of Zimbabwe (MCAZ) spokesperson Richard Rukwata said distribution of the medicines without authorisation from the authority constituted a criminal offence. Rukwata said anyone selling complementary medicines should submit an application for authorisation before March 12,…

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