Zimbabwe Situation

  Thandolwenkosi Ndhlovu Prosper Dembedza Herald Correspondent Suspected serial killer Thandolwenkosi Ndhlovu (20), who is linked to at least eight murders in the capital has pleaded guilty to the killings but denied cooking and eating human flesh. He revealed this when he appeared before Harare Magistrates Mrs Ethel Chichera for confirmation of circumstances. Ndhlovu told […] …
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  Mr Kruger and Prof Mavima Herald Reporter  The Seventh-Day Adventist Church humanitarian arm, the Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA), serving more than 120 countries celebrated its 40th anniversary in Zimbabwe amid applause from varying organisations including the United Nations for their work in Zimbabwe and beyond. ADRA international President Mr Michael Kruger was in the […] …
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Source: Health time bomb ticking in Pumula – The Southern Eye RESIDENTS of Bulawayo’s Pumula East say they are sitting on a ticking health time bomb as sewage continuously flows into their homes with little action being taken by city authorities. The residents in an area popularly known as Rovers said constant sewage pipe bursts […] …
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Source: BCC loses 38 firefighters to Asia…as fire incidents ravage Bulawayo – The Southern Eye THE BULAWAYO City Council (BCC) is losing its firefighters, mainly to Asian countries, at a time when the city is experiencing an increase in fire outbreaks. Economic hardships are forcing hundreds of Zimbabweans to leave the country in droves to […] …
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Source: Women’s group squeals over Mohadi re-appointment -Newsday Zimbabwe THE Women’s Academy for Leadership and Political Excellence (Walpe) has expressed disappointment over President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s decision to reappoint Kembo Mohadi as Vice-President. Mohadi resigned from the position in a huff in 2021 after being involved in several embarrassing sex scandals. In a statement yesterday, Walpe […] …
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Source: Lithium hunt: Goromonzi’s fresh environmental headache -Newsday Zimbabwe MOREBLESSING Mubaiwa (31) wonders about Majuru business centre, Goromonzi North constituency, plotting his next move. Some of his colleagues have returned to their homes after their hunt for lithium in the Mwanza area had been foiled by environmental law enforcement agencies. Mubaiwa, from Mutoko, 150km away, […] …
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Source: Protesters plan Beitbridge Border Post shutdown -Newsday Zimbabwe ZIMBABWEANS in South Africa are mobilising for protests which could shut down the country’s busiest border post Beitbridge over Zimbabwe’s disputed August polls. President Emmerson Mnangagwa was declared winner in the presidential election race despite several observer missions flagging the polls as falling short of local, […] …
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Source: Zimbabwe Vigil Diary: 9th September 2023 https://www.flickr.com/photos/zimbabwevigil/53175461480/sizes/m/ Another virtual Vigil today continues our protest against the human rights abuse and lack of democracy in Zimbabwe. The disputed elections remain a contentious issue with the regional and international bodies standing firm on the criticism in their reports, see: https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/618012-zimbabwes-elections-flawed-sadc-us-eu-uk-say.html. The Platform for Concerned Citizens whose co-convener […] …
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There has been heavy deployment of police officers in Zimbabwe’s major cities since the announcement of the election result on August 26 of a Zanu PF win. Source: Abductions, arrests follow Zimbabwe poll outcome dispute – The East African Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa (C) talks to chief justice after being sworn in as President during […] …
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Source: We return to Zimbabwe with better listening ears, say the country’s Bishops. – Vatican News On Saturday, Bishops under the Zimbabwe Catholic Bishops Conference (ZCBC) concluded the weeklong ad limina visit to the Vatican. Paul Samasumo – Vatican City. Towards the end of their ad limina visit, the Zimbabwean Bishops met Pope Francis on […] …
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