Mthabisi Tshuma, Showbiz Reporter SOUTH Africa-based music outfit Sisters of Paradise are doing the country proud with a genre that they call Maskandi Gospel, which has caught the attention of many. Maskandi Gospel is a mixture of Maskandi, Zulu folk music that has evolved within Southern African society and gospel music, a traditional genre of […] …
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The changing face of urban agriculture in Zimbabwe
Over the last four weeks, the blog has explored the changing face of urban agriculture across our sites in Chikombedzi, Triangle/Hippo Valley, Maphisa, Masvingo, Chatsworth and Mvurwi. We have explored the growth of urban agriculture and its different forms (backyard, … Continue reading → …
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CCC wants cops barred from collecting poll data
‘Police officers should not be given any polling data or election information for any reasons’ …
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July Moyo offers to pick up Harare’s Pomona bill in bid to save dodgy deal
‘The understanding would be that the local authority’s capacity would improve over the years and eventually and would be able to pay the obligations on their own’ …
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Urban agriculture: surviving in a collapsing economy
Over the last few weeks, we have looked at urban agriculture in different parts of Zimbabwe; from a city like Masvingo to small towns and growth points like Chikombedzi, Triangle/Hippo Valley, Maphisa, Chatsworth and Mvurwi. In all cases we see … Continue reading → …
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Urban agriculture in Zimbabwe: a photo story
Over the last few weeks the team from Chikombedzi, Triangle, Matobo, Masvingo, Chatsworth and Mvurwi have been exploring the growth of urban agriculture and its implications for wider food systems. They have talked to many urban producers and taken photos … Continue reading → …
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Cimas nurse in soup over fake Covid-19 certificate
Chimhaka prepared and issued a fake PCR certificate to one Nyasha Sydney Richards. …
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Digital company donates 2000 tablets to 100 schools in Matabeleland
Leonard Ncube, Victoria Falls Reporter A LOCAL Information Communication Technologies (ICT) company Edutech has mobilised tablets worth over US$1.5 million for distribution to schools countrywide in an effort to support digital learning and enhance e-learning. Edutech is working in partnership with Rural Optimum Schools Empowerment (ROSE) foundation and distributed 2 000 tablets to about 100 […] …
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Changing food systems in Zimbabwe: shifts from rural to urban production
Last week’s blog discussed the massive growth of urban agriculture in Zimbabwe. How is this affecting the wider food system? What are the impacts on traditional sources of production in the rural areas? And what was the role of the … Continue reading → …
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EMA rolls out fireguards awareness and inspection blitz
Yoliswa Dube-Moyo, Matabeleland South Bureau Chief THE Environmental Management Agency (EMA) has embarked on an awareness and inspection blitz to ensure that communities put up fireguards as the fire season approaches. A fireguard is a belt of not less than nine meters that is cleared of all inflammable materials, to control the spread of veld […] …
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