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Mbulelo Mpofu, [email protected] IT is no secret that Bulawayo is facing a dire water shortage, largely due to the adverse effects of the El Nino phenomenon, which has hindered adequate rains to facilitate enough supply of water. This has led to a serious water-rationing schedule by the Bulawayo City Council (BCC), to try and share the […]
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CHURCHES play an important role in bringing society together and must be at the forefront of activities that bring about unity, peace, love and tolerance. Sadly, there are some church organisations and religious leaders in the country who are dabbling in toxic opposition politics in an effort to tarnish Zimbabwe’s reputation in the international arena. […]
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Sifelani Tsiko, [email protected] A Zimbabwe without land doesn’t exist. Land defines who we are as Zimbabweans. Throughout Zimbabwe’s history, land has been at the heart of the conflict between settlers and indigenous populations. When Zimbabwe was annexed by British colonialists in the 1880s, the development of the colony became tied to settler colonialism, mineral exploitation, ranching and […]
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EASTER Sunday marked the end of Women’s Month during which the world celebrated women and their contributions to society. Several events and ceremonies to mark the month and honour women who have made significant achievements in either their careers or personal lives were held. It is commendable that women who excel in different fields are […]
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Marilyn Mutize, Correspondent The attainment of Independence on April 18, 1980, marked a watershed moment in Zimbabwe’s history, not only politically, but culturally as well. Amid the jubilation and hope that accompanied the raising of the Zimbabwe flag, there emerged a burgeoning music scene that would play an instrumental role in the nation’s liberation struggle. Prior […]
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Colet Nyakunu, Correspondent AT the recent Mushroom Revolution Launch Programme in Kingsdale, Bulawayo, the esteemed presence of the Bulawayo Provincial Affairs and Devolution Minister, Judith Ncube, illuminated the event with her distinguished leadership and unwavering commitment to progress. “Our leader, the President of the Republic of Zimbabwe, Dr ED Mnangagwa, is in support of such important […]
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Today, Good Friday, is one of those days during the year when we get to realise that we share a lot more in common than we are different. Different Christian denominations come together to commemorate Easter. Zimbabwe boasts a rich tapestry of Christian denominations, reflecting a history of missionary work and the growth of indigenous […]
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Ranga Mataire, Group Political Editor BEFORE reaching Buhera, this year’s independence flame will pass through “KuButcher”, an infamous place located on the south-eastern fringes of Rusape, where majority blacks lost their lives in cold blood at the hands of heartless Rhodesian security officials. This is a gory place that epitomises the brutal conduct of Rhodesian authorities […]
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Trust Freddy, Harare Bureau POLICE will take decisive action against pirate taxis commonly known as mushikashikas and buses operating illegally during this Easter long weekend, will impound unroadworthy vehicles and arrest those driving under the influence of alcohol. All unlicensed liquor outlets and shebeens will be closed. The blitz is expected to curb traffic accidents and […]
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SCHOOLS closed for the first term yesterday and children are excited about the break. Parents and guardians, on the other hand, should be vigilant and mindful of their children’s safety. The school holiday presents an opportunity for children to explore their surroundings and engage in different activities. However, there are risks associated with this free […]
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Innocent Mujeri, Correspondent The resonant sounds of jubilation will soon echo through the air as Buhera, in Manicaland Province, prepares to host Zimbabwe’s Independence Day celebrations on 18 April. The choice of Buhera is not just a geographical preference but a symbolic gesture to the unwavering spirit of our nation, a spirit significantly fortified by the […]
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Historical sites are important as they are not just institutions associated with different epochs in a people’s past but carry with them a country’s history, culture and heritage. The importance of safeguarding a country’s heritage sites can never be over-emphasised as they aid the learning and appreciation of a people’s history while safeguarding their identity. […]
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Nyambira Chivasa and Tatenda Zambara, Correspondents On a solemn evening of May 14, 1978, the silence in Kamungoma village in Gutu District was shattered by a surprise attack that claimed the lives of 104 civilians and one freedom fighter. This tragedy, known as the Kamungoma massacre, occurred during a night vigil, or “Pungwe,” a gathering meant […]
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The 2023/24 Infrastructure Performance Review and Planning Session took place in Kasane, Botswana from 16 to 22 March 2024, under the auspices of the Directorate of Infrastructure, which operates within the Secretariat of the Southern African Development Community (Sadc). The annual session serves as a platform for reflection, performance assessment, and future planning. This year’s […]
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