Kabete urges youths to be innovative By Memory Mudzani Leben Panashe Kabete, a poet and a fashion designer based in Gweru has encouraged young people to be innovative and creative. Kabete said the youth peak bulge has not spared Zimbabwe, as last year’ statistics results has proven that 67.7% of the national population are the […]
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Music is a social university for the society By Memory Mudzani Tavona Kevin Padoro popularly known as Ganjahtrix recently said that music as a profession requires passion because it is a social university for people in the society , it shapes their culture, motivates people , educates them and needs one to invest in it.
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‘Darts sport is a hub for community engagement’ By Amanda Tanaka Muzhandamuri Kwekwe District Darts Association chairperson Tirivaviri Nyengera said that darts in Kwekwe have become a hub for community development. In an interview with this publication ,Nyengera said that there is improvement in terms of numbers for those joining the Darts team. “ The
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Kwekwe baaed Groove band promotes community development By Amanda Tanaka Muzhandamuri The Groove brand from Kwekwe, Midlands Province is promoting community development through their performance so as to curb drug abuse and gender based violence. In an interview with Kwedu News,the president of the band who is also the lead guitarist Jabulani Masura said that
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As ZMF backs the move. By Harry Taruva Barely 3 weeks after announcing the banning of export of Unbeneficiated Lithium ores, the Zimbabwe government has once again come out strongly to safeguard the country’s Mineral resources by announcing a blanket ban on export of all Unbeneficiated base Mineral ores. Mines Minister Winston Chitando this week
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Councils urged to come up with realistic budgets By Dumisani Ndlovu Acting Secretary in the Ministry of Local Government and Public Works, Emmanuel Ngwarati has urged City Councils to ensure that the 2023 financial year budgets addresse matters of public interest. Speaking on the side lines of the proposed 2023 budgets approval process meeting in
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Ministers call on councils to transform local services through digital means By Dumisani Ndlovu Local Government and Public Works Minister, July Moyo has urged Councils to upgrade digital information and communications technology for the benefit of their localities. The minister said this while addressing local authorities that he was meeting together with his local Government
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By Harry Taruva Zambia state power Company Zesco has announced the introduction of a raft of power cuts in the Southern African two months after a close ally of President Hichilema Hakainde(Joseph Kalimbwe) rediculed and shamed Zimbabwe and South for introducing load shedding. In a press statement Zesco said load shedding would be for 12
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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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