As Schools Reopening is delayed By Harry Taruva The Malawi government has postponed schools reopening due to a rampaging cholera epidemic that has claimed hundreds of lives in the Southern African nation. The Outbreak has strongly affected the country’s two major cities of Blantyre and Lilongwe.The health minister said Monday, to try to slow down […]
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Societies should create enabling environment for people with albinism By Memory Mudzani The senator for the disability in the parliament of Zimbabwe Nasper Manyau who is also the founder of Arret foundation Trust urged societies in Africa to create an enabling environment for people with albinism . In an interview with this publication Manyau said
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By Dumisani Ndlovu The year 2022 might be over, but memories of gospel musician Mathias Mhere and South African Musician, Minister Samantha’s electrifying performances at Miracle Mission Church of all Nations (MMCN) Church’s crossover celebrations in Gweru on the eve of the New Year will linger in the memories of those who attended the event.
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Redcliff MP fuels development By Memory Mudzani Redcliff constituency MP Dzikamai Mukapiko is striving hard to bring development to his constituency through improving the educational facilities for children in his community and also on improving health facilities in the community MP Mukapiko said Redcliff constituency is refered to as a peri-urban area which is comprised
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There is need to address the root cause of drug abuse By Memory Mudzani Drug and substance abuse has become rampant amongst young people in Zimbabwe especially teenagers which has resulted in young people dying prematurely and having mental health problems. During the launch of drug, alcohol and mental health issues rehabilitation project at Kwekwe
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By Amanda Tanaka Muzhandamuri. Redcliff Mayor ‘ s Christmas Cheer fund 2022 raised about USD 20 000 which was used for both monetary and material donations to assist the vulnerable people . The Mayor ‘s Cheer Fund is a yearly tradition done by the city council in a bid to donate to the vulnerable people
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‘ Women in Zimbabwe embrace Tug Of War Sport’ By Amanda Tanaka Muzhandamuri Over the years, sport in Zimbabwe has been dominated by men but now more women are taking part in more sporting activities. Tug of War for women is becoming popular in Zimbabwe since more women are engaging in the sport. In an
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By Dumisani Ndlovu Gweru- Zimbabwe First Lady, Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa yesterday officiated certification of 1057 people, she helped to take up life-changing opportunities, including enrolling for free short courses, through open learning at Zimbabwe Open University. Speaking at the event held at Mkoba Teachers’ College, where 141 young offenders, 11 prison officials and hundreds of
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CLASSIC STORY OF THE WEEK By Harry Taruva New and Emerging Social intreprenere and Managing Director of Ahava Global Links, Oliver Zvinaiye Maboreke, returned to his roots in Honde Valley Zimbabwe and donated medical equipment worth over $8000 to Gatsi Mission clinic. Gatsi mission clinic run by the United Methodist Church holds a special place
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Mayor’s ‘insulting’ terminology angers people with disability By Dumisani Ndlovu Scores of people with disabilities (PWDs) who had gathered for Gweru Mayor’s Cheer Fund food handout yesterday have expressed grave concern over what they call ‘insulting and provocative’ terms used by the Deputy Mayor, Edson. M Kurebgaseka and the Fund’s treasurer only identified as Ms
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