Electricity theft is a global challenge and Zimbabwe hasn’t been spared. The country has lost up to 1,000km of power lines due to cable theft. The official explanation is that this is driven by organised crime with some accomplices coming from government departments. Politicians say theft and the vandalism of electricity infrastructure is politically motivated to derail the government’s economic …
Read More »Dr Malinga Visits Big Challe, Donates Food To People Living With Disabilities
Indaba Reporter Special Advisor to the President on disability issues, Dr Joshua Malinga, has encouraged people living with disabilities to participate in community-driven developmental programmes. Speaking at an event held at Lwendulu Hall in Hwange recently, Dr Malinga said people living with disabilities sometimes lacked confidence, hence only a few …
Read More »Mnangagwa Leaves For Mozambique
President Mnangagwa has left for Maputo, Mozambique to attend an extraordinary Sadc Double Troika meeting being convened to help tackle insurgency in the country. He was seen off at Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport by Vice President Dr Constantino Chiwenga, Service Chiefs and senior Government officials. The meeting, which was …
Read More »Africa Green Waste & Energy Expo, Conference Kicks Off: Celebrates 10th Anniversary
By Pretiosa Chimuti The Africa Green Waste and Energy Expo and Conference kicked off Monday coinciding with their 10th Anniversary, Nhau has learnt. This will be the last time the event is held in Zimbabwe for the purpose of enabling other African countries to host it. According to the hosts …
Read More »Econet Boss Masiyiwa Named UK’s First Black Billionaire
Strive Masiyiwa and wife Tsitsi Masiyiwa A telecoms tycoon whose family fled unrest in Zimbabwe, who took on Robert Mugabe in order to start his businesses, and who is now helping to provide Covid vaccines to Africa, has been named as Britain’s first black billionaire. London-based Strive Masiyiwa, 60, has …
Read More »Grace Mugabe Fined 5 Beasts, 2 Goats For Violating Mugabe’s Burial Rites
Former First Lady, Grace Mugabe By James Muonwa in Zvimba Former First Lady, Grace Mugabe has been fined five cattle and two goats for violating traditional customs and rites following the burial of her husband, the late ex-president Robert Mugabe at the family rural home’s courtyard. Grace was summoned to …
Read More »Govt Reveals Plans To Curb Traffic Congestion
By Mellisa Gombe Government has approved measures for the elimination of congestion and the installation of proper street lights in the country’s urban areas mostly in Harare where traffic jams are now a menace, Nhau has learnt. During a post-Cabinet briefing with the media on Tuesday, Minister of Information, Publicity …
Read More »Why Binga Has Low HIV Prevalence
Since the first HIV infection was recorded in Zimbabwe almost 40 years ago, the epidemic has negatively impacted every facet of human security. Traditional customs synonymous with African cultures such as polygamy, sexual cleansing and other common ritual practices have long been perceived as a stumbling block in the fight …
Read More »Farmers Urged To Protect The Country’s Bumper Harvest Against Veld Fires
By Pretiosa Chimuti Farmers have been urged to take heed of the likely risk of veld fires that might destroy their crops following high expectations of a bumper harvest in the country. Minister of Environment, Climate Change, Tourism and Hospitality Industry,Mangaliso Ndlovu warned farmers about the imminent losses due to …
Read More »ED Duped Us,Polad Members Cry Foul
National Constitutional Assembly (NCA) president Lovemore Madhuku has accused President Emmerson Mnangagwa of going being his POLAD colleagues’ back to pass into law, the much-condemned Constitutional Amendment Bill (Number 2). The law, among other things, removes the obligation on future presidential election candidates to select running mates. It also grants …
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