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Nestled in Matabeleland North Province, Kamativi Tin Mine holds a rich history and intriguing allure. The former tin mine that closed in 1994 when international prices of tin plummeted to unsustainable levels, now has a new owner who has reopened the mine and expects to invest a total of US$249 million. The Kamativi mine was […]
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Ranga Mataire, Group Political Editor FOR the first time in the history of post-independence Zimbabwe, Manicaland Province is to host this year’s national independence celebrations as part of the Government’s policy of rotating such national events in all the country’s 10 provinces. The hosting of national independence celebrations at Murambinda Business Centre in Buhera will no […]
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Pedzisai Sixpence, [email protected] The rise of President Mnangagwa to the country’s helm saw Zimbabwe taking a progressive arc in non-toxic politics both locally and internationally. The energy displayed by his administration to realign Zimbabwe’s image on the international arena has been so visible and difficult to ignore. As a highlight, Zimbabwe has, after a long period […]
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WE congratulate ministers and senior public service officials conferred with top performing awards by President Mnangagwa on Friday for their exceptional performance assessments. Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Development Minister Dr Anxious Masuka was the top performing Cabinet Minister for the second time in a row followed by Higher and Tertiary Education, Innovation, Science […]
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Jabulani Garwi, Correspondent IN the commemoration of Women’s History Month this month, it becomes imperative to underscore the pivotal and transformative role women play in fostering sustainable development practices. Across diverse realms, ranging from the stewardship of natural resources to fervent advocacy for environmental conservation, women have indisputably emerged as vital agents shaping the trajectory of […]
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Sikhumbuzo Moyo, [email protected] THE 2024 Castle Lager Premier Soccer League season roared into life last weekend with an exciting line-up of opening fixtures dotted around the country in what is promising to be an eventful football fiesta. Of all the opening round fixtures, none could beat or even square up to what happened at Barbourfields Stadium […]
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THE theft of drugs, corruption and mismanagement at United Bulawayo Hospitals (UBH) flagged by Health and Child Care Deputy Minister Sleiman Kwidini on Thursday is a deplorable and unacceptable occurrence. UBH is one of the country’s major referral hospitals and patients trust it to provide them with quality healthcare and treatment. Unfortunately, the actions […]
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Stephen Mpofu VILLAGERS in dry regions of Zimbabwe ravaged by drought must for their survival and that of urban dwellers who rely on them for food return to the 16th century before Portuguese traders introduced maize to Africa from Mexico in order to effectively combat death threats on the back of the current climate change […]
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Jacqueline Ntaka ACUTE care, the branch of secondary health care dedicated to providing short-term treatment for urgent medical conditions or during recovery from surgery, is a cornerstone of modern health systems. It stands in contrast to chronic care, focusing on immediate, active treatment rather than long-term management. The establishment of acute care centres across Zimbabwe’s […]
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THE trauma of being raped is too much for women or girls but it becomes worse when parents do not believe the victims or take no action when they approach them about the abuse. This translates to secondary trauma where victims suffer guilt and blame themselves for the painful ordeal they would have gone through […]
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Gibson Nyikadzino, Correspondent Politics is a game played with cool minds! As an art of conducting the affairs of the state, it is also a skill and manifestation on how groups and individuals interact with each other. To drive good politics, strategy and interests have to be balanced in order to maximise on pending benefits. Over […]
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In recent years, the debate surrounding trophy hunting has intensified, with implications for wildlife conservation efforts in Southern Africa. The Hunting Trophies (Import Prohibition) Bill, introduced in the UK, has sparked controversy and raised critical questions about its potential effects on species protection, local communities and the delicate balance between conservation and economic livelihoods. Botswana […]
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Nqobile Bhebhe, recently in Maun, Botswana ON the surface, it might appear as a harmless proposed piece of legislation by the United Kingdom parliament targeting only Botswana, home to about 130 000 elephants, but it has immense potential to poke a huge devastating hole in regional economies. Botswana, again, is facing what the Environment and […]
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Ranga Mataire, Group Political Editor IF ever there was any confusion about the real motives behind the European sanctions on Zimbabwe, the British House of Lords let the cat out on March 7, 2024, when it called for a review of the economic sanctions to allow easy access to the country’s critical mineral resources. Although […]
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