Source: Working towards climate-resilient agricultural systems in Zimbabwe – Policy Brief 38, November 2021 – Zimbabwe | ReliefWeb Continued collaboration between policymakers and researchers is crucial for effective and dynamic climate-smart solutions Key messages Climate action is urgently needed: Successive droughts and unseasonal climate events in Zimbabwe have already taken a toll on the country’s […]
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Beitbridge poultry project thriving
Source: Beitbridge poultry project thriving | The Herald Karen Maturure As climate change ravages the natural environment and causes extreme weather events, greatly disturbing economic activities in many areas in Zimbabwe, the dry spells in Beitbridge have robbed the locals of their key sources of livelihood. It is against this background that small livestock production […]
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Zimbabwe runs out of time as FIFA set to hit country with sanctions
FIFA’s issued Zimbabwe a January 3 ultimatum to reinstate the ZIFA board led by Felton Kamambo …
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Byo plans arrests, heavy fines for littering
Nqobile Tshili, Chronicle Reporter BULAWAYO City Council (BCC) has tightened the noose on littering and is in the process of engaging Government to impose deterrent fines on litter bugs. This year council will arrest and fine any resident found littering. Bulawayo was in the past renowned for its cleanliness and ranked among the world’s cleanest […] …
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UBH quadruples paediatric unit capacity
Thandeka Moyo-Ndlovu, Senior Health Reporter ONE of the country’s six referral hospitals, United Bulawayo Hospitals (UBH), has expanded its paediatric unit to cater for children in need of medical attention from the southern region. All along paediatric services, the branch of medicine that involves the medical care of infants, children, and adolescents, could be accessed […] …
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South Korean enters North in rare defection
A South Korean person crossed the heavily fortified border into North Korea on New Year’s Day, the South’s military said. South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) said yesterday that its troops spotted the person – with surveillance equipment – at the eastern portion of the border at 9:20pm (12:20 GMT) on Saturday. It sent […] …
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Ordinary and Advanced level exams resume today
Lumbidzani Dima/ Rumbidzai Zinyuke, Chronicle Reporters THE Zimbabwe School Examinations Council (ZIMSEC) Ordinary and Advanced level examinations are set to resume today after a two-week festive holiday break. The last papers were written on December 17 and resumption of examinations comes just two days after New Year’s Day celebrations. The 2021 examination classes experienced a […] …
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Rain steals their sleep Memories of yesteryear floods haunt Gweru residents
Patrick Chitumba, Midlands Bureau Chief WHEN the Meteorological Services Department of Zimbabwe (MSD) announced that the country will have normal to above normal rainfall, farmers were excited and embarked on land preparations. However, it wasn’t the case for residents in Gweru’s low-lying areas like Mtapa, Mambo, Ascot, Mkoba 6, 4, 9 as they are still […] …
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Man arrested after huge fire tears through South Africa’s parliament
‘It is egregious that such a thing happened in the first place, there must be no question about it’ …
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Covid-19 kills 133 in one week
Source: Covid-19 kills 133 in one week | The Sunday News Robin Muchetu, Senior Reporter A TOTAL of 133 Covid-19 deaths and more than 10 000 Covid-19 infections were recorded in the seven days between Christmas Day and New Year’s Eve in Zimbabwe, a situation that has prompted a revision of national lockdown regulations in […]
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