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CIMA encourages Zimbabwean school leavers and career changers to consider a career in business and finance

CIMA continually reviews and updates the syllabus to reflect the changing demands placed on business and finance professionals.

By AMH Voices 3h ago

CIMA encourages Zimbabwean school leavers and career changers to consider a career in business and finance

Expose the hidden dangers of vaping

One of the most common misconceptions about vaping is that it is “just water vapour and harmless.”

By Cimas Dec. 19, 2025

Awareness drive urges early pancreatic cancer detection

Cruciferous vegetables such as broccoli and cauliflower are associated with a reduced risk due to their fibre, antioxidants and phytochemical content.

By Cimas Dec. 12, 2025

Awareness drive urges early pancreatic cancer detection

Over 600 children affected as HFMD spreads across Harare

He added that parents and caregivers are being urged to watch for early signs of infection.

By Cimas Nov. 28, 2025

Over 600 children affected as HFMD spreads across Harare

Cimas @80 media awards set to debut tonight in Bulawayo

According to Cimas, the awards attracted an overwhelming 120 entries, reflecting growing interest in health journalism and the media’s commitment to spotlighting national health issues.

By Online Reporter Nov. 21, 2025

Cimas @80 media awards set to debut tonight in Bulawayo

Movember leads charge to change face of men’s health

The moustache, Movember’s iconic symbol, plays a key role in sparking dialogue.

By Cimas Nov. 21, 2025

Movember leads charge to change face of men’s health

Stage set for inaugural Cimas @80 Media Awards

According to Cimas Health Group, the response from the media has been overwhelming, with 120 entries submitted across the categories.

By Style Reporter Nov. 21, 2025

Stage set for inaugural Cimas @80 Media Awards

Awareness, action across all ages can help fight diabetes

“Type 2 diabetes is the most common type. The body becomes resistant to insulin and or doesn’t produce enough insulin. It is linked to genetics, weight and lifestyle and typically develops gradually

By Cimas Nov. 14, 2025