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Nyagui River sand extraction: Joy and sorrow for Murewa villagers

The once bearable journey has transformed into a struggle for villagers, who now find themselves navigating a landscape plagued by too much clay and sand.

By TAKUDZWA MUNEMO Sep. 5, 2024

Nyagui River sand extraction: Joy and sorrow for Murewa villagers

‘Climate change threatening gender equality’

The provincial gender forum was build up for a national event that is set to be held in Gwanda, Matabeleland South province.

By TAKUDZWA MUNEMO Sep. 6, 2024

‘Climate change threatening gender equality’

‘Women burdened by climate change’

The National Gender Forum was held under the theme Gender, Environment and Climate Change: Building Resilience and Sustainable Development through Gender Equality.

By TAKUDZWA MUNEMO and RUVIMBO MUKUBWA Sep. 17, 2024

Chamisa laments suffering of pensioners

The never ending economic crisis has seen deterioration in the quality of life for pensioners, eroding their monthly payouts despite years of service and contributions.

By TAKUDZWA MUNEMO Oct. 2, 2024

Zim faces groundwater drought: WB

In forestry, climate change is likely to influence plantation of forest ecosystems and extents of forest ecosystems.

By TAKUDZWA MUNEMO Oct. 2, 2024

SOS for Parirenyatwa’s paediatric unit

According to the National Cancer Registry, a total of 253 childhood cancers (age 0-14) of all races were registered in 2017.

By TAKUDZWA MUNEMO Oct. 2, 2024

ED’s Sona ‘uninspiring’

The ZiG was devalued last Friday, triggering widespread price hikes of basic goods and services, with some service providers rejecting the local currency to avoid losses.

By TAKUDZWA MUNEMO and CHANTAY RUSWA and LAWRENCE MAPHOSA Oct. 4, 2024

Lifeline for Macheke elderly

Government is currently rolling out a food aid programme across the country, with Murewa South included.

By TAKUDZWA MUNEMO Oct. 5, 2024

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Sikhala lays out movement’s agenda

He was found not guilty of the charge of inciting violence for which he was arrested following the murder of an opposition political activist.

By TAKUDZWA MUNEMO Oct. 6, 2024

‘New land laws biggest heist’

The politically-connected also jumped onto the gravy train and some of them now own multiple farms, despite the one man one farm policy.

By TAKUDZWA MUNEMO and CHANTAY RUSWA Oct. 10, 2024

Reprieve for Chiredzi vulnerable community

The year-long programme, which will be spearheaded by the Mwenezi Development Training Centre (MDTC), aims to enhance access to water, sanitation and hygiene services.

By TAKUDZWA MUNEMO Oct. 11, 2024

Reprieve for Chiredzi vulnerable community

Anguish and despair in the wake of Mbare Musika inferno

Takudya is among the thousands of vendors who were left counting losses after an inferno razed parts of the bustling market last Tuesday evening.

By TAKUDZWA MUNEMO Oct. 13, 2024

Anguish and despair in the wake of Mbare Musika inferno

Zim records 2 Mpox cases

Mpox was declared a Public Health Emergency of International Concern under the International Health Regulations (IHR 2005) by World Health Organization (WHO) on August 14, 2024.

By TAKUDZWA MUNEMO Oct. 13, 2024

War vets faction defies High Court order

The court said there were three factions represented by Elias Marashwa, Mutsvangwa and Edward Dube claiming legitimate leadership of the association.

By GRACIOUS DANIEL and Rejoice Phiri and TAKUDZWA MUNEMO Oct. 14, 2024

War vets faction defies High Court order

Uncollected waste: ChiTown residents’ unending headache

This has become a cause for concern for Manyika as she fears that the flies will trasmit diseases to her house.

By TAKUDZWA MUNEMO Oct. 18, 2024

Uncollected waste: ChiTown residents’ unending headache

Zim turns to Russia to improve maternal healthcare services

The maternal mortality ratio is estimated at 363 per 100 000 live births; and under-five mortality at 39.8 deaths per 1 000 live births, according to available statistics.

By TAKUDZWA MUNEMO and OPHAR MAVURI Oct. 24, 2024

Zim turns to Russia to improve maternal healthcare services

Zim runs with expired currency

Former Finance minister Tendai Biti concurred that ZiG was no longer a legal tender.

By TAKUDZWA MUNEMO Oct. 28, 2024

‘Governance declines to alarmingly low levels’

Zimbabwe’s overall governance score has improved over the last decade, but has deteriorated over the most recent five years.

By TAKUDZWA MUNEMO Oct. 29, 2024

‘Governance declines to alarmingly low levels’

‘Stop abuse of recall law’

CCC spokesperson Promise Mkwanazi said any regulatory measure should be genuine.

By TAKUDZWA MUNEMO Nov. 1, 2024

‘Zim opposition on deathbed’

Moyo said Zanu PF should accept that the opposition comprised of a population that is loyal to the country not to a party.

By Freeman Makopa and TAKUDZWA MUNEMO Nov. 1, 2024

Bots opposition poll victory charms Chamisa

Masisi’s party has been in power for almost six decades until the recent defeat by Boko.

By TAKUDZWA MUNEMO Nov. 2, 2024

Bots opposition poll victory charms Chamisa

ED lauds land reform programme beneficiaries

Speaking during a meeting with Zimbabwean ambassadors accredited across the world, Mnangagwa reiterated the government’s commitment to the land reform programme.

By RUVIMBO MUKUBWA and TAKUDZWA MUNEMO Nov. 8, 2024

ED lauds land reform programme beneficiaries

Zimra goes after influencers, tourism players

In statement early this week, Zimra announced that it would be conducting visits to assess compliance with all applicable tax heads.

By TAKUDZWA MUNEMO and CHANTAY RUSWA Nov. 8, 2024

Zimra goes after influencers, tourism players

ZPP worries as violations persist

In a statement, ZPP said it was concerned about the human rights violations on citizens.

By TAKUDZWA MUNEMO Nov. 12, 2024

Chitungwiza effluent discharge: Double tragedy for humans and blue economy

Chitungwiza Municipality spokesperson Tafadzwa Kachiko said: "What is happening is as a result of vandalism and we are in the process of replacing the pump."

By TAKUDZWA MUNEMO Nov. 13, 2024

Chitungwiza effluent discharge: Double tragedy for humans and blue economy

Zim CSOs condemn Moza violence

They also urged Sadc, the African Union and the international community to take collective action in response to the crisis in Mozambique.

By TAKUDZWA MUNEMO and TAKUDZWANASHE MANGONGERA Nov. 15, 2024

Thunderstorms leave trail of destruction

The storms have exposed government’s inadequate response and lack of preparedness in dealing with severe weather conditions.

By Sharon Buwerimwe and TAKUDZWA MUNEMO and WILLIAM VUNDLA Nov. 14, 2024

Thunderstorms leave trail of destruction

Proposed electoral amendments, retrogressive: MDC

In a statement, MDC spokesperson Lloyd Damba denounced announcements by Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs minister Ziyambi Ziyambi

By TAKUDZWA MUNEMO Nov. 18, 2024

Proposed electoral amendments, retrogressive: MDC

Zim records surge in human rights violations

ZPP raised concern over a trend of increasing violence, intimidation and discrimination, particularly in the context of food aid distribution and political repression.

By TAKUDZWA MUNEMO Nov. 19, 2024

Zim records surge in human rights violations

Fugitive Zambian MP apprehended in Zim

Banda, who was facing charges of aggravated robbery, attempted murder and escape from lawful custody, evaded authorities from Chipata General Hospital on August 4 this year.

By TAKUDZWA MUNEMO and OPHAR MAVURI Nov. 21, 2024