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[The Herald] Harare City Council has set up a typhoid treatment camp at Hatcliffe Clinic after the results of one person who died in the suburb came out positive for the salmonella typhi bacteria, Health Services director Dr Prosper Chonzi has said.

[The Herald] Government is finalising a document to support livestock farmers under the Command Agriculture Scheme, with a draft of the policy now under Cabinet’s consideration.

[The Herald] Under fire Zanu-PF deputy secretary for Women’s Affairs Cde Eunice Sandi Moyo, on Wednesday opened a twitter account just hours after countrywide demonstrations by the organ’s members calling for her ouster on a litany of allegations.

[The Herald] Premiership clubs have appealed to sponsors Delta Beverages to consider increasing their package in the domestic game after the league’s traditional partners decided to extend their partnership for 2017 and beyond.

[The Herald] Chiredzi -Government has turned down a request by sugarcane farmers in Chiredzi to help arrest cases of maladministration and abuse of funds in their associations through sponsoring an audit of their activities.