Players in the media and marketing sectors should take advantage of new trends in information and communication technologies to break through in this digital era, a leadership expert has said. Dr Elias Chakabwata, president and founder of Impact Training Institute (ITI), said this at the annual Nhau/Indaba Marketer of the …
Read More »Hailstorm Leaves Trail Of Destruction In Bindura
By Wendy KusemaFive people were injured while several houses were left in different states of damage following a violent storm that hit Bindura last Thursday. The violent storm also destroyed Bindura Provincial Hospital’s X-ray room roof, uprooted some trees and around 40 electricity poles that left some parts of the …
Read More »Zim Parents Worried About Learners’ Move From Schools In South Africa, No Plan In Place
The discontinuation of the Zimbabwean Exemption Permit (ZEP) in June next year means many families will be forced to return to the country. This has left many parents worried about their children’s transition from schools in South Africa.We spoke to several Zimbabwean families who have started making arrangements to move …
Read More »Nine Typhoid Cases Confirmed In Harare High Density Suburb
At least nine typhoid cases have been confirmed in Harare’s Glen Norah high density suburb with health authorities at Town House claiming to be managing the unfolding health crisis. City of Harare Epidemiologist and Disease Control Officer Dr Michael Vere said the local authority has managed to confine the typhoid …
Read More »Zimbabweans Develop Nocturnal Routines To Beat 19-hour Power Cuts
When midnight strikes, most Zimbabweans jump out of bed to make stews, iron their clothes or collect water – capitalising on a few hours of electricity as the country reels from crippling power cuts. The country has long battled with outages but the problem has sharply worsened since its main …
Read More »ED Blames Economic Growth For Electricity Shortages
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has claimed that electricity challenges currently haunting the country is being caused by economic growth. Zimbabwe was last month plunged into darkness following an announcement by Zambezi River Authority (ZRA) that water levels at Kariba Dam had drastically fallen. The country depends on Kariba Hydro Power Station …
Read More »Energy Minister Says Wheat Gobbled Our Electricity
Energy minister Zhemu Soda says the current electricity crisis can be attributed to this year’s wheat bumper harvest, which resulted in most of Kariba Dam’s water allocations being utilised during the winter wheat cropping season. The Zambezi River Authority (ZRA) allocates 45 billion cubic metres of water to both Zimbabwe …
Read More »Zim Achieves 95pc Measles Vaccination, Contains Outbreak
Following the outbreak of measles in Manicaland early this year, the Government has achieved 95 percent success in the vaccination of children in the hotspots districts, successfully managing the outbreak. The Ministry of Health and Child Care launched a nationwide vaccination campaign as the outbreak spread outside the borders of …
Read More »Emmerson Mnangagwa Jr, Three Others Placed On US Sanctions List
News Editor The United States has slapped Emmerson Mnangagwa Jr, son to President Emmerson Mnangagwa with sanctions just a day ahead of the US-Africa Leaders Summit to be held in Washington, DC. Zimbabwe was invited, however, President Mnangagwa will not be able to attend the summit starting Tuesday due to …
Read More »Biden Aims To Narrow Trust Gap With US-Africa Leaders Summit
United States President Joe Biden is set to play host to dozens of African leaders in Washington this week as the White House looks to narrow a gaping trust gap with Africa — one that has grown wider over years of frustration about America’s commitment to the continent. In the …
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