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…..Awaits brewing Licence By Dumisani Ndlovu Gweru City Council’s beer brewing division, Go Beer, is set to commence operations before Christmas, according to business development manager Rodwell Musiwa.Speaking during a recent council meeting, Musiwa revealed that the brewery is 98% complete, with only the brewing license pending.“We expect to operate before Christmas, and what’s left […]

By Dumisani Ndlovu Themba Mliswa, the outspoken former Norton legislator and current Headman of Shurugwi, has launched a scathing attack on the Shurugwi Presidential Input Distribution Committee. Speaking at the Shurugwi-Mhandamabwe road official launch by President Emmerson Mnangagwa in Shurugwi, Mliswa demanded Presidential intervention in the matter. Mliswa’s concerns come hardly two months after the

By Dumisani Ndlovu Owen Ncube, Minister of State for Provincial Affairs and Devolution in Midlands, commissioned two fire tenders for Vungu and Zibagwe Rural District Councils. A third fire tender will be allocated to Chirumhanzu Rural District Council. In rural areas, fire tenders are a crucial component of public safety infrastructure. Fires and accidents can

AN OPINION THIRD TERM AGENDA By Reason Wafawarova The nefarious claim that there is such a thing as a ZANU PF Bulawayo Conference Resolution endorsing a Third Term for President ED Mnangagwa is playing the fandango dance with facts. It is based on a farrago of confusion created by the puerile exuberance of vainglorious verbosity

By Kwedu News Mayotte, a French territory in the Indian Ocean, has been ravaged by Cyclone Chido, leaving a trail of destruction and chaos in its wake. The powerful cyclone, which is currently moving towards the east coast of Africa and expected to lose power as it hits landfall in Southern Africa, has brought widespread

Renowned Author Ndabezihle Sigogo’s Niece Makes History with 100% Pass Rate Dumisani Ndlovu SHURUGWI- Hilder Mangena, nee Sigogo, the niece of the late veteran Ndebele author Ndabezihle Sigogo, has made history by achieving a remarkable 100% pass rate in the recent Ndebele examinations at Dorset Primary School, a farming community school owned by the Seventh