As per recent reports, it has been revealed that the National Parks and Wildlife Management Authority and the Harare City Council are today likely to outlaw all sorts of fishing activities going on in contaminated dams all over the city.

HIV/AIDS awareness meeting HAS BEEN called by the President of Zimbabwe, Robert Mugabe, in order to encourage people to take some safety measures so as to avoid the contraction of the disease.

According to a new study, the fears of contracting HIV have led to a big drop in people infected with the disease in the African nation of Zimbabwe.

Zimbabwe’s HIV/AIDS epidemic was considered one of the worst in the world, but the rate was almost cut in half from 1997 to 2007. It went down from 29 percent of the population to 16 percent.

On Friday, a group of people who work with AIDS patients and orphans in Zimbabwe were arrested for not having the required medical license. The group consists of two American doctors, two American nurses and an organizer.

Harare  - The death of US pop singer Michael Jackson prompted Zimbabwe state radio to play his music much of the day Friday, but the news angles of his sudden passing at age 50 played second fiddle to government statements.

Johannesburg - President Robert Mugabe was back in Zimbabwe on Monday following a brief holiday abroad, state-media reported.

Harare - Zimbabwean president Robert Mugabe has hinted that he will soon form a government even if Zimbabwe's opposition leader does not become part of it, a state-run newspaper reported Saturday.

According to the UN, the cholera deaths in Zimbabwe have crossed 1500 and more casualties and deaths were likely to increase.

According to WHO, a total of 26,497 cases of the disease have been reported since August.  About two-thirds deaths were reported in the month of December only.

Johannesburg/Harare - Top Zimbabwean human rights activist Jestina Mukoko arrived Monday at the High Court in Harare together with several other activists.

They were in leg irons and handcuffs dressed in prison uniforms. One of the activists, a mother of a two-year old, was in leg irons, too, but wore no handcuffs.

Harare - Police were holding 32 activists accused of plotting to overthrow President Robert Mugabe despite a High Court order to release them, the state-owned Herald newspaper reported Saturday.