Monthly Archives: November 2022

Vusumuzi Dube, Online News Editor ZIMBABWEAN Internet Access Provider, Utande Internet Services (Private) Limited has ventured into the regional market after opening business units in South Africa and Botswana and is considering also expanding into Zambia. This was revealed by Utande chief executive officer, Mr Never Ncube during the company’s 25th anniversary celebrations that were […] …
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Source: BREAKING: Tsholotsho Girl (9) Was Impregnated By Cousin Brother (13) A 13-year-old juvenile is the father of a child born by a nine-year-old girl from Tsholotsho a fortnight ago, Police have revealed. Paul Nyathi She made headlines as the country’s youngest mother after delivering a baby girl through a cesarean section. She spent a […] …
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Source: NRZ suspends urban commuter train service – #Asakhe – CITE The National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) has temporarily suspended the urban commuter train service due to an unsustaible operating environment. The suspension is with effect from November 28. “The suspension was occasioned by an unsustainable operating environment arising from huge debts owed to NRZ […] …
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Source: Zimbabwe invited to US-Africa summit despite anger over dreaded CIOs car chase of American officials in central Harare ZIMBABWE has been invited to the upcoming United States-Africa leaders’ summit in Washington despite concern over a “dire” authoritarian pivot by the Harare government which has seen a crackdown against political dissent and jailing of opponents. […] …
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Source: Resuscitate NRZ to save roads: Minister – #Asakhe – CITE  Minister Jorum Gumbo tours NRZ workshops in Bulawayo A government official has noted that the resuscitation of the National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) would go a long way in preventing damage to the road infrastructure as more goods would be transported by rail. Minister […] …
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Source: Villagers reap rewards from ‘smelly’ elephant repellant – #Asakhe – CITE What started as an elephant deterrent strategy for villages surrounding Gonarezhou National Park has evolved into a viable income stream for communities that are now involved in international commercial chilli farming, exporting to South Africa and Europe. Elephants dislike the smell of chillies, […] …
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