RSS 2.0 FeedOnline Store
Classifieds
- Accomodation , Flats and House to let
- Building materials
- Building Services
- Carpentry and Joining
- Carpet Services
- Cars for sale
- Cleaning Services
- Computer and Accesories Sales
- Computer Repairs
- Domestic Appliances and repairs
- Electrical Services
- Fencing
- Fuels
- Gardening and Landscaping
- Home Improvements
- Houses for Sale
- Jobs
- Jobs wanted
- Plumbing Services
- Removals and storage
- Roofing Services
- Tiling
- Vans and Trucks for sale
Directory
Main Sections
Cover Story
Featured Stories
- CAUGHT CHEATING? HOW TO MOVE FORWARD AFTER BEING UNFAITHFUL
- Sure signs she's cheating on you
- Who wants to be a monkey?
- Zimbabwean farmers evicted without payment
- Out of Zimbabwe, a telecoms boss means serious business in Africa
- Recovery is slowly coming – but don’t bank on it
- The ebb and flow of Zimbabwean migrants
- Zimbabwe dispatches: attacking the helpless
- Political violence growing in rural areas
- Zuma needs to take lead on Zimbabwe - Athol Trollip
- Global Post: Western envoys tough with Mugabe
- SOUTH AFRICA: Violent protests "worrying but not surprising"
- ZIMBABWE: When the cops are the robbers
- Methodists see dream of health clinic realized in Zimbabwe
- Zimbabwe at risk of becoming a failed state - report
- Bridge to Zimbabwe: Music gives insight into African culture
- Zimbabwe weather experts predict drought
- Zimbabwe business must build its integrity
- Zimbabwe youths speak on constitution-making process
- Zimbabwe: A strange place indeed
- ZIMBABWE: HIV-Aids ignorance among female students
- To anyone who cares – this is Zimbabwe
- Obama and Zimbabwe
- Zimbabwe dispatches: no coincidence
- Mutsa Murenje - Time to Change the Rules
- By Eddie Cross: Redeeming disaster
- SOUTH AFRICA: Lesbians and HIV - low risk is not no risk
- DNA leads to African roots
- Catholics in Zimbabwe work to get citizen input into new constitution
- Government in Two Minds About the Rule of Law
- Obama's speech 'arrogant'
- SOUTH AFRICA: Sexual abuse behind bars
- OVC may be at greater risk of sexual abuse
- Operation Murambatsvina haunts another proposed clean-up operation
- Mugabe the only free Zimbabwean
- An Analysis of aspects of Obama's speech to Parliament
- Zim: A long way to go
- Lonrho's bitter battle to retain the heart of its African empire
- No one feels safe in Zimbabwe. No one’
- Zimbabwe: humanitarian situation still dire, says priest
Lead Articles
- Zimbabwe security council meets
- Tempers Flare in Parly
- 'Release Wrongly Locked-Up Suspects'
- Zimbabwe faces diamond trade ban
- Zimbabwean MP visits Rippon
- Zimbabwe divided over national healing
- Tsvangirayi defends GNU
- Cholera finally 'arrested'
- Home Affairs co-minister outlines new demo policy- POSA remains in place
- Zimbabwe Governing Parties In Compromise On Kariba Constitutional Draft
- SAA boss in race row
- Mugabe raises concerns over NGO activities
- Zimbabwe Minister arrested for stealing cell phone
- Zimbabwe rethinks mines law
- IDC, Chinese Glass Deal Collapses
- Diesel n'anga convicted 'in absentia'
- Swedish firm in joint venture with Zimbabwe’s largest mobile company
- Regional power utility companies cut power supply to Zimbabwe
- 6 months on, Service chiefs still won't salute the PM
- Mukoko sues state for US$222 000
- SA Soldiers to guard borders
- Zimbabwe to Host World Conference of Mayors
- PM Asserts Powers as Head of Government
- Army, Gunda's Widow in Bitter House Wrangle
- Econet to launch 3G in August, slashes connection costs
- Sa firms look to consolidate Zimbabwean assets
- Zambian fishermen picked up by Zimbabwean officers
- Zimbabwe Asks for Diamonds Not to Be Blacklisted, Times Says
- MDC to petition Supreme Court over suspensions
- Zimbabwe to hold three day peace programme: minister
- Piblic servants get a modest salary hike
- Zimbabwe coalition in fresh row
- Asia watches long solar eclipse
- World Salutes Monoz
- ZAPU to contest for former MDC-M seats
- US Ambassador to Zimbabwe-Designate Ray To Promote Democracy, Prosperity
- Bhebhe Dismisses His Expulsion From MDC-M As Null And Void
- Mugabe’s endorsement as supreme leader closes succession debate
- MDC-M expels MPs from the party
- Zimbabwe Healing & Reconciliation Panel Urges Parties to Renounce Violence
- Inflation up 0.6% due to rising transport costs
- Journalists mourn Charles Pemhenayi
- No cheers for Zim wines and spirits
- Zimbabwe to secure $339.5 mln worth of lines of credit
- Nkala says Mahachi was murdered in 2001
- More FIFA officials visit Zimbabwe
- Zimbabwe pleads for southern African power line
- Zimbabwe bars electricity companies from mining coal
- NAM backs Zimbabwean inclusive government
- Zimbabwean to break court record in murder case
- Zimbabwe begins to collect toll fees next month
- Tsvangirayi blasts Mugabe over stolen elections
- ZANU PF official in court over tribal slur
- Top regional bank eyes Zimbabwe investments
- India invests $4 mln in oil refinery in Zimbabwe
- Zimbabwe gets new airline
- Kenyan leaders urged to form tribunal
- NCA, ZCTU in parallel constitutional process
- New crackdown on Zimbabwe miners
- Zimbabwe State Oil Company Back in Charge & Fuel Shortages Return
- Teachers Flee Zanu PF Youth Militia
- Tsvangirai Taken to Task for flip-flopping
Recent Articles
Recent Blog Posts
Event Locations
Event Categories
Issues
July Vol 3
Cholera finally 'arrested'
By Staff reporter and agencies Thu, Jul 30, 2009
Zimbabwean Minister of Health Henry Madzorera said on Wednesday that the cholera epidemic which claimed more than 4,000 lives between late 2008 and May of this year is over.
Dr. Madzorera noted that there were no new cases of cholera in June leaving the cumulative number of cases in the epidemic at 98,592 resulting in 4,288 deaths.
But the minister told VOA's Studio 7 for Zimbabwe that public authorities and non-governmental organizations will remain vigilant against a resurgence of cholera in the upcoming rainy season when water sources could be contaminated.
Please login to post your comments.
