Source: Kagame expected in Harare –Newsday Zimbabwe Paul Kagame Rwandan President Paul Kagame is expected to visit Harare as part of efforts to strengthen bilateral ties between the two countries, President Emmerson Mnangagwa has said. This comes about two months after Mnangagwa visited Rwanda to attend a summit on Africa’s Green Revolution. “Only last week, […] …
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Gutu under fire over sanctions remarks
Source: Gutu under fire over sanctions remarks –Newsday Zimbabwe GUTU NATIONAL Peace and Reconciliation Commission (NPRC) commissioner Obert Gutu has come under attack from Zimbabweans in the diaspora after suggesting that they will only be allowed a vote if sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe are removed. “It’s not a bad idea for diaspora Zimbos to vote. […] …
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Zanu PF ministers scold Owen Ncube over violence threats
‘If it is true that the audio was from some Members of Zanu PF, then their minds must be examined because we want 5 million votes in the next election, hence we cannot get those people if we do not give everyone in the country food aid.’ …
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Revamped roads open up economy
Patrick Chitumba, Midlands Bureau Chief GOVERNMENT has tarred 10km of the Mberengwa-West Nicholson Road in Mberengwa linking Midlands and Matabeleland South provinces under the Emergency Road Rehabilitation Programme (ERRP2). The Mberengwa-West Nicholson Road will become the shortest link from Gweru to Beitbridge. The road is 90km long and plans are underway to commence phase two […] …
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Hwange Unit 7 commissioning to end load shedding – Minister
Business Reporter ZIMBABWE expects to end load shedding soon as it prepares to officially commission the 300 megawatts Hwange Power Station’s Unit 7 extension next month. Energy and Power Development Minister, Soda Zhemu, told Parliamentarians on Thursday that the prevailing supply deficit of between 250 and 300 megawatts would be filled by Unit 7. “Presently, […] …
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Bosso’s Divine intervention. . . midfielder brilliance earns Highlanders maximum points
Ricky Zililo, Senior Sports Reporter Highlanders 1-0 Bulawayo Chiefs SHEER individual brilliance by man-of-the-match, Highlanders midfielder Divine Mhindirira who scored in the 37th minute against Bulawayo Chiefs, earned Bosso maximum points and moved them up the table to position four from five. Mhindirira made a quick turn to deceive a Chiefs player, charged towards the […] …
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Uniting against illegal sanctions, Madlela raring to perform
Mbulelo Mpofu,Showbiz Reporter RHUMBA artiste Madlela Skhobokhobo is looking forward to performing at the United Against Illegal Sanctions musical show taking place at the Aquatic Complex in Chitungwiza on Tuesday. The concert that has been organised by the Ministry of Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services seeks to shine the spotlight on the ill-effects of the […] …
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A-level pupil develops security technology
Midlands Bureau Chief A 17-YEAR-OLD Zvishavane-based pupil, Patrice Machaya, who is doing A-level at Errymaple International School has designed an efficient and affordable passive infrared sensor. Putting theory into practice, the teenager combined basic electronics and the coding from computer science to come out with the programmed security system. A passive infrared sensor is an […] …
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Chamisa condoles with Mnangagwa after grandson’s death
It is however not the first time the bitter political rivals have exchanged condolence messages in times of bereavement. …
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Mounting political violence – Zimbabwe Vigil Diary
Source: Mounting political violence – Zimbabwe Vigil Diary: 22nd October 2022 https://www.flickr.com/photos/zimbabwevigil/52447702310/sizes/m/ Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights have called on the police to thoroughly investigate the political violence in Matobo, Matabeleland South, where Zanu PF activists attacked CCC members last Sunday. The organisation said: ‘The deplorable acts of violence by supporters of the Zanu PF party […] …
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