By Memory Mudzani Sheanopa Shane Musekwa, a player from Queens sports club in Bulawayo as well as Matabeleland Tuskers said to improve cricket sport, it should be decentralized and spread to every corner of the country and by doing so create interest and a wide base of players. “To improve cricket sport, the game should […]
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By Dumisani Ndlovu GWERU – United Apostolic Faith Church, Kingdom Family Centre (KFC) assembly in Zimbabwe has pledged to curb post COVID-19 effects by offering business opportunities to affected rural and urban communities. Speaking at its inaugural KFC strategy launch, Pastor Thulani Limoni said the church will help ease the impact and implications of post
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As ZMF hails the move. By Harry Taruva The Zimbabwe Miners Federation ( ZMF) has hailed the move by government to ban the export of unprocessed or unbeneficiated lithium ore, saying the move would help pluck out leakages, provide more revenue for the country and create more local jobs. Giving the ZMF position on the
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By Amanda Tanaka Muzhandamuri. Boxing in Zimbabwe has for a long time suffered from lack of sponsorship and this weakens the sport as talent is being sabotaged. In Zimbabwe there is potential talent but because of lack of sponsorship this is hindering the sport. In an interview with Kwedu News, Black Borris Fist Academy coach
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CLASSIC STORY OF THE WEEK. By Amanda Tanaka Muzhandamuri. People with disabilities face many challenges during their life time because of the misconceptions by the able-bodied and this has affected their sexual reproductive health (SRH) mostly. During an interview with Kwedu News ,Elvis Musirinofa, the director of AMOR Zimbabwe Trust said that when it comes
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CLASSIC STORY OF THE WEEK Men and women must work together to eradicate GBV. By Memory Mudzani. Gender based violence has always been a case and trauma to each and every individual worldwide but it seems as if men are being left out. Recently, the world was commemorating sixteen days of activism against gender based
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By Memory Mudzani. As Zimbabwe gears towards the fulfilment of Vision 2030, youth organizations have also seen it pertinent to call for their inclusion in the national development agenda, lamenting the ongoing exclusion in governance and socio-economic development and have seen it as mistakes of the past. Cognsant of the diversity of youths in Zimbabwe,
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Harare Night club manager -Ronald Ngwenya Real life horror-Twice, in one night, he woke up to rape his niece By Harry Taruva Popular Harare Nightclub manager, Ronald Ngwenya, appeared in court this week on charges of raping a 13-year-old Form 1 girl who is his niece. Ngwenya was not asked to plead when he appeared
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By Dumisani Ndlovu Veteran internationally acclaimed and a member of the first generation stone sculptors, Sylvester Mubayi (80) has died. Mubayi, the National Arts Merit Award NAMA legend, a member of the first-generation stone sculptors Mubayi died last night at 1030pm at Citimed Hospital in Chitungwiza after a short illness. In a press statement National
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By Harry Taruva Econet Founder and Group Chairman Strive Masiyiwa has castigated and blamed the Mugabe led government for corruption that contributed to Zimbabwe’s perennial power shortages. The Econet billionaire revealed how he tried to solve the country’s power shortages through a 250million dollar project contributing 500mw to the national grid. The plan was meant
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