By Kwedu News General Anselem Sanyatwe has been sworn in as Minister of Sports , Arts and Culture by President Emmerson Mnangagwa at State House In Harare Thursday morning . He replaces Honourable Kirsty Coventry, who will become IOC President in June. Sanyatwe ‘ s assumption of duty debunks the myth and speculation that he […]
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By Dumisani Ndlovu In a bid to tackle the alarming rate of road accidents, the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Transport and Infrastructural Development is intensifying efforts to find solutions. Recently, the committee received oral evidence from key stakeholders, including the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructural Development, Vehicle Inspection Department (VID), and Traffic Safety Council of
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…..Betrayal of trust By Dumisani Ndlovu In the heart of Dorset Resettlement, hidden amidst the lush rural landscape of Shurugwi South Constituency, a once-esteemed ward 21 police base now casts a sinister shadow over the community it was meant to protect.What was once a bastion of justice has, according to alarming allegations, transformed into a
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….Names Lucia Witbooi as Vice President . By Kwedu News Netumbo – Nandi – Ndaitwah was sworn in as Namibian President in the Southern African country last Friday ,becoming the second democratically elected woman President in Africa. Ndaitwah promptly named a lean 14 member cabinet also naming Lucia Witbooi as Vice President and Ericah Shafudhah
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A Case of Sour Grapes?? An Opinion By Harry Taruva in Sydney, Australia and Delicious Mathuthu in Harare, Zimbabwe. Harare, Zimbabwe – A snobbish article penned by British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)’s Dan Roan, Sports Editor, on Kirsty Coventry’s historic election victory, becoming the first International Olympic Committee’s (IOC) female and African president, seems less of
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……Denies Involvement in Planned March 31st Demonstration By Kwedu News Zimbabwe Opposition Leader Nelson Chamisa said he has never held discussions with War Veterans Leader Blessed Geza on the demonstrations slated for March 31 which Geza has called an ” Uprising “to force Mnangagwa to step down. Writing on his X account Chamisa said “Iwant
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…Becomes the First Woman and African Head of the International Olympic Committee. By Harry Taruva Kwedu News Editor Zimbabwe Sports Minister Kirsty Coventry has made History by being elected as the First African and Female President of the International Olympic Committee 41 Year old Coventry was elected on Thursday during elections held in Greece and
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…..Attacks Police Officer in Broad Daylight By Kwedu News In a shocking turn of events, a photographer, identified as Philip Kwambana, trading as Good Photos, went berserk on Saturday at around 4 pm at CASA pavement in Gweru.Kwambana allegedly attacked a police officer, whose name has not been disclosed, after a heated exchange.According to sources,
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Gweru residents welcome City Council’s US$230,000 investment in service delivery By Dumisani Ndlovu Gweru residents are optimistic about improved service delivery following the city council’s acquisition of two new ambulances, two service delivery vehicles, and essential farm implements valued at US$230,000. The development aims to address long-standing challenges in emergency response, infrastructure maintenance, and waste
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Government orders immediate removal of vendors amid rising tensions By Staff Reporter The Zimbabwean government, led by Zanu PF, has ordered the immediate removal of vendors from undesignated areas within 48 hours, citing concerns over public safety, health, and security. This decision has sparked intense debate among citizens, vendors, and opposition groups, who argue that
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