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Worry over increased wetland invasion

Source: Worry over increased wetland invasion –Newsday Zimbabwe ENVIRONMENTALIST Never Bonde has expressed concern over increasing wetland invasions and firewood poaching in Zimbabwe and has urged authorities to tighten law enforcement to curb the vice. His concern comes as most urban and rural areas are currently experiencing increased wetland invasion with people building houses on […] …


4 students arrested over Sikhala demo 

Source: 4 students arrested over Sikhala demo –Newsday Zimbabwe File pic: FOUR University of Zimbabwe (UZ) students were yesterday arrested for staging a protest on Monday evening over the continued incarceration of opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) lawmaker, Job Sikhala and the “weaponisation” of the law against government critics. According to the Zimbabwe NGO […] …


‘No to arbitrary school fees hikes’ 

Source: ‘No to arbitrary school fees hikes’ | The Sunday Mail Sunday Mail Reporter SCHOOLS should not unilaterally hike tuition fees without applying and getting approval from the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education, in line with regulations introduced by Government last year. In terms of Circular Number 5 of 2022, all Government boarding schools, […] …



Parliament to prioritise Electoral Amendment Bill

  In an interview, Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Ziyambi Ziyambi, who is the Leader of the House, acknowledged the need to expeditiously deal with the Bill. Zvamaida Murwira-Senior Reporter THE Electoral Amendment Bill currently before Parliament will be given priority so that it is passed on time as it has a bearing on […] …


Court challenge not meant to stop elections: Mwonzora 

Source: Court challenge not meant to stop elections: Mwonzora –Newsday Zimbabwe MDC-T leader Douglas Mwonzora OPPOSITION MDC-T leader Douglas Mwonzora says his Constitutional Court application challenging the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (Zec)’s gazetted delimitation report is not meant to avoid elections, but to ensure that free, fair and credible elections are conducted. Mwonzora challenged the delimitation […] …


In rural Zim, electric tricycles are saving lives 

Source: In rural Zim, electric tricycles are saving lives –Newsday Zimbabwe Igava clinic staff led by sister in charge Tebbie Chidemo going for an outreach programme. Margret Hali (34) says she owes her life to an electric tricycle. Last summer, the villager from Igava, 108km east of Harare, grew sick with malaria. At home alone, […] …


Goats are a critical means of support for Zimbabwe orphans

Source: Goats are a critical means of support for Zimbabwe orphans Zimbabwe (MNN) — One out of every four kids in Zimbabwe doesn’t live with their parents, according to UNICEF. Most have either been abandoned or orphaned. AIDS is a significant problem in the country, and it’s estimated Zimbabwe has 1.3 million AIDS orphans. Christian World Outreach helps […] …


Shun drugs, political violence: VP Chiwenga 

Source: Shun drugs, political violence: VP Chiwenga | The Herald VP Chiwenga Cletus Mushanawani in MUTARE VICE PRESIDENT Constantino Chiwenga has called on youths not to be abused by misguided politicians to engage in violence. He was speaking last night during a fundraising dinner dance for Roman Catholic youths in Mutare Diocese who are supposed […] …


South Africa: Hospital Refuses To Discharge 10-Month-Old Zimbabwean Boy

Source: South Africa: Hospital Refuses To Discharge 10-Month-Old Zimbabwean Boy The boy underwent a neck lump operation at the Louis Trichardt Memorial Hospital where he was admitted on 7 February this year. The operation was performed on 9 February, and he was supposed to be discharged the next day. The boy’s mother, Yvonne Moyo from […] …