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Zimbabwe Government in Ambitious 2025 US$1,2 Billion Rural Horticultural Economy By Delicious Mathuthu The Zimbabwe Government has announced an ambitious US$1,2 billion rural horticulture economy by end of 2025 to sustain an estimated 1,8 million rural households. Faced with climate change seen through erratic and extreme weather conditions, the Zimbabwean government is forced to adapt […]

Zimbabwe Police Warn Journalists Ahead of 2023 Elections By Delicious Mathuthu The Zimbabwe Republic Police have warned Journalists to be extra cautious when executing their duties during mass gatherings ahead of the 2023 elections and also ensure balanced and objective reporting. Police said scribes should always prioritise their safety when covering public events with a

Shurugwi couple attacked by armed robbers By Memory Mudzani A couple from Togarepi village under chief Banga in Shurugwi was robbed of cash and valuables at their home. It is the state’s case that on the 8th of February this year at around 2300 hours Lawrence Musvibe aged 43 and his wife Lisa Manenji aged

Mvuma farm herdman jailed 20 years for axing workmate By Dumisani Ndlovu A farm worker from Mvuma, just a few kilometers outside Gweru, has been jailed 20 years for axing his workmate to death over milk sales. Jaison Dzingira (23) of Plot number 30 Blinkwater, Mvuma recently appeared before Bulawayo High Court Judge, Justice Martin

By Dumisani Ndlovu Midlands traditionalist, Mary Mponda has urged the youth to preserve and promote the culture and traditiononal values. The popular traditionalist stated this at the inaugural Youth Culture Indaba organised by the Ministry of Youth Sports Arts and Recreation. ” In this regard I call upon the youth to restore and reform their

Women entrepreneurship for community development By Memory Mudzani Caroline Mutimbanyoka the director of Sprout women empowerment Trust said that as the nation is struggling to fight for women’s rights and women empowerment they must also encourage women to become entrepreneurs so as to reduce cases of domestic violence. Mutimbanyoka told this publication that as an

Reggae a voice of African consciousness By Memory Mudzani Reggae has grown to be the voice of African consciousness, the wailing of Africans, it is the voice for the downtrodden and a way to express African culture. In an interview with Kwedu News Tavona Padoro aka Ganjahtrix who won a prize last year as the

PVO Bill spells doom for NGOs By Memory Mudzani The Private Voluntary Organization (PVO) Amendment Bill, which was passed on the 31st of January by the Zimbabwean parliament, is seen by critics as a drive against non-governmental organizations (NGOS) championing political rights, greater transparency and accountability in governance and use of national resources. The Zimbabwe