Monica Mutsvangwa

Harare News 30 June 2021

No Compensation For Unvaccinated Civil Servants

The Zimbabwean government has set 14 July as the deadline for frontline health workers to get vaccinated against COVID-19. Source: No Compensation For Unvaccinated Civil Servants ⋆ Pindula News Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Minister, Monica Mutsvangwa Speaking at a post-cabinet press briefing in Harare Tuesday evening, Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Minister Monica […]
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Harare News 23 June 2021

Lockdown widened to 12 more hotspots

Source: Lockdown widened to 12 more hotspots | Herald (Top Stories) Rumbidzayi Zinyuke Senior Reporter THE Government has placed 12 more Covid-19 hotspot areas across three more provinces, under localised lockdown following a spike in cases over the last two weeks as efforts to procure two million more vaccines to reach the affected areas are […]
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Harare News 29 April 2021

We will not be cowed: Teachers

Source: We will not be cowed: Teachers | Newsday (News) BY BEAUTY NYUKE Teachers yesterday accused government of trying to use intimidatory tactics to force them to go back to work, but vowed not be cowed into submission, claiming their concerns were legitimate. On Tuesday, Information minister Monica Mutsvangwa said the Public Service Commission (PSC) […]
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Harare News 24 March 2021

Govt tightens border security ahead of Easter

Source: Govt tightens border security ahead of Easter – NewsDay Zimbabwe BY SILENCE MUGADZAWETA GOVERNMENT yesterday said it would strengthen surveillance at the country’s border posts during the upcoming Easter holidays to minimise transmission of the COVID-19 virus. This was said by Information and Publicity minister Monica Mutsvangwa during a post-Cabinet media briefing in Harare, […]
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Harare News 5 March 2021

JUST IN: Agric Ministry mobilises harvesting equipment

Source: JUST IN: Agric Ministry mobilises harvesting equipment | The Herald Senator Mutsvangwa Elita Chikwati Agriculture Reporter Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Resettlement Ministry is mobilising harvesting equipment to reduce post-harvest losses during the 2020/21 summer cropping with the country expecting between 2.5 and 2.8 million tonnes of maize. Modalities for grain mobilisation, purchase, […]
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Harare News 10 September 2020

Zimbabwe bans coal mining in Hwange and other game parks

Zimbabwe bans coal mining in Hwange and other game parks Source: Zimbabwe bans coal mining in Hwange and other game parks – BBC News IMAGE COPYRIGHTGETTY IMAGESHwange National Park has about 50,000 elephants Zimbabwe has banned mining in all its national parks, reversing a decision to let Chinese firms explore for coal at its famous […]
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Harare News 21 August 2020

Uninformed social media activists target Minister Mutsvangwa

Source: Uninformed social media activists target Minister Mutsvangwa | Herald (Opinion) Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Minister Monica Mutsvangwa Dr Masimba Mavaza Social media has gone crazy, attacking Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Minister, Monica Mutsvangwa, for her response to the unprovoked letter by the Catholic Bishops in which they agitated for demonstrations to unseat […]
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Chin’ono: Zimbabweans Enjoy Being Oppressed
on 5 August 2021
Source: Chin’ono: Zimbabweans Enjoy Being Oppressed – Lite News by Pindula Prominent Zimbabwean journalist and documentary filmmaker, Hopewell Chin’ono, says the reason why Zimbabweans remain oppressed is that they are happy with the status quo. Zimbabwe has been under uninterrupted ZANU PF rule since independence from Britain in 1980. From 2009 to 2013 the country The post Chin’ono: Zimbabweans Enjoy Being Oppressed appeared first on Zimbabwe Situation.
Transport ministry employees go for four months without pay
on 5 August 2021
Source: Transport ministry employees go for four months without pay – #Asakhe – CITE Ministry of Transport and Infrastructural Development employees in the Matabeleland North Province are complaining of not receiving their salaries for the past four months, CITE has heard. The workers, who are contracted in the roads department in Lupane, Umguza and Hwange, The post Transport ministry employees go for four months without pay appeared first on Zimbabwe Situation.
COVID-19 herd immunity: If it’s not going to happen, so what next?
on 5 August 2021
Source: COVID-19 herd immunity: If it’s not going to happen, so what next? – NewsDay Zimbabwe By Shabir A Madhi THE best hope of beating the COVID-19 pandemic is to vaccinate as many people and attain herd immunity. The notion that COVID-19 was going to last for just a few months was misplaced. Especially after The post COVID-19 herd immunity: If it’s not going to happen, so what next? appeared first on Zimbabwe Situation.
Polad members can enjoy their last supper
on 5 August 2021
Source: Polad members can enjoy their last supper – NewsDay Zimbabwe MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa is the last man standing, the rest were swallowed by the crocodile called Political Actors Dialogue (Polad). Zanu PF has co-opted in its ranks the likes of Linda Masarira, Lovemore Madhuku and Douglas Mwonzora because they pose no threat The post Polad members can enjoy their last supper appeared first on Zimbabwe Situation.
Roki, Kofi duet endorse ED
on 5 August 2021
Source: Roki, Kofi duet endorse ED | Newsday (News) BY WINSTONE ANTONIO INTERNATIONALLY-ACCLAIMED Congolese rumba artist Kofi Olomidé’s collaboration with local urban groover Rockford “Roki” Josphat on a project titled Patati Patata, which was released yesterday, has divided public opinion after the song turned out to be an endorsement of President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s leadership. Patati Patata, which The post Roki, Kofi duet endorse ED appeared first […]

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