By Rutendo MapfumoThe Deputy Minister of Health and Child Care Dr John Mangwiro has commended efforts by Hwange Colliery Company Limited (HCCL) in vaccinating the Hwange community. Dr John Mangwiro, second from right speaks to HCCL medical personnel Speaking during a tour of HCCL with the Hwange district Covid-19 Taskforce, …
Read More »Chiefs Chipuriro, Chiweshe Clash Over Afrochine Mine In Matusadonha
Mashonaland Central’s Chief Chipuriro, born Clever Mashiki has called on his subjects to welcome all legal investors that would want to work in his chiefdom without considering colour, creed or race. This follows the recent onslaught against the Chinese by Chief Chiweshe, born Matthew Chitemamuswe. Chief Chipuriro has given his …
Read More »Former President Canaan Banana’s Widow Succumbs To Kidney Failure
anet Banana, the widow of Zimbabwe’s first president Canaan Banana died aged 83 on Thursday, her family announced. She died at Bulawayo’s Mater Dei Hospital from a kidney ailment, according to her niece Priscilla Misihairabwi-Mushonga. “She has been battling a kidney ailment for quite sometime. She went into hospital on …
Read More »Freedom Of Information Act: Tool To Promote Human Rights
The Freedom of Information Act has been hailed as a progressive law which will amplify and complement other human rights. Children’s rights activists in Hwange have revealed that the new Act is also a tool for the promotion of children’s rights. Children’s rights activist, Mr Calvin Manika, who is the …
Read More »Thousands Embrace Prophetess Shammy’s Miracle Water
Prophetess Shamiso Chirere, better known as Prophetess Shammy of Women on Fire Fellowship, is a woman on a mission. Through her “Miracle Water” and dedication to helping the afflicted – the Woman of God is slowly taking over the neglected healing and deliverance responsibility from her male counterparts, who now …
Read More »Daring Hwange Thieves Pounce On Graves
A group of thieves is allegedly terrorising Hwange residents and demolishing graves at Madumabisa cemetery, Indaba has learnt. Madumabisa is an old compound northwest of Hwange. The gang is stealing red bricks labelled Wankie. This bizarre incident has left Hwange in shock as the thieves are targeting graves built with …
Read More »Hwange Residents Embrace Freedom Of Information Act
Hwange residents have applauded the Freedom of Information Act, saying it marks the beginning of the right to freedom of expression for all citizens. The Freedom of Information Bill recently became law replacing the unpopular Access to Information and Protection of Privacy Act (AIPPA). The new Act is meant to …
Read More »Professor George Kahari Dies
By Robson Maenzanise Former Zimbabwean Ambassador to Germany and academic, Professor George Payne Kahari has died. Kahari’s death was confirmed by academic Alex Magaisa while paying his condolences through his twitter handle @Wamagaisa: “News that Prof Kahari has died saddened me greatly. He was one of the few for whom …
Read More »ZEC Closes Office As 2 Million Get Vaccinated
By Mercy Mungoriwo An upsurge of Covid-19 infections in the country has sent the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) into shutting down all its offices countrywide. This will be for a period of 14 days. ZEC follows another bold act by State entity, TelOne, which has sent all its unvaccinated employees …
Read More »Forced Leave For Unvaccinated TelOne Employees
Landline phone and data service operator, TelOne, has directed its unvaccinated staff to go on leave with immediate and withdrew the Covid-19 allowance for all those the same category, as part mitigation measures against the spread of the deadly pandemic. Following the Government’s guidance to decongest public office space to …
Read More »