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Muchena cranksup CAB3 protest

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 Brighton Muronzereyi CHIEF WRITER LAWMAKERS who pass the govern­ment’s planned constitutional amend­ments will face serious political conse­quences going forward, Retired Air Marshal Henry Muchena has said. In an ominous warning yesterday that he once again said he was delivering on behalf of retired mili­tary chiefs and senior civil servants, as well as former freedom fighters,…

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Bulawayo shuts down illegal rehab centre

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Yvonne Ncubein BULAWAYO AUTHORITIES in Bulawayo have shut down an illegal rehabilitation centre in Cowdray Park amid allegations of inmate abuse.Speaking during a media briefing yesterday, the minister of State for Provincial Affairs and Devolution, Judith Ncube, expressed grave concern over unregistered facilities operating outside the law.“We shut down an illegal rehabilitation centre operating in…

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Policy to shield children from cyber-threats

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Tapiwa Chirume STAFF WRITER THE government is step­ping up efforts to safe­guard children online by adopting a national policy tackling cyberbullying, sextortion, and exploitation. The National Online Child Pro­tection Policy, recently approved by Cabinet, seeks to provide a comprehensive framework for protecting children online while ensuring they continue to benefit from opportunities offered by information…

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Govt extends winter wheat planting deadline

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Masimba MakwembereTHE government has extended the winter wheat planting deadline to June 15 to allow farmers delayed by summer harvesting additional time to complete their work.The extension follows the initial May 31 closing date for a season that began on May 1.Agricultural and Rural Development Advisory Services (ADAS) chief director Medlinah Magwenzi yesterday said substantial…

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Demolitions spark massive homelessness crisis

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TAPIWA CHIRUME HUNDREDS of Stoneridge, Harare, families face homelessness after authorities began demolishing thousands of homes built on a disputed 20-hectare plot.The mass evictions follow a court order obtained by the property owner to reclaim the land and remove all illegal structures.When the Daily News visited the area yesterday, scenes of chaos and distress unfolded…

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ZGC hails progresson gender equality

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Shamaine ChirimujiriSTAFF WRITERZIMBABWE has made significant strides in fighting gender inequality and promoting women’s empowerment, according to the Zimbabwe Gender Commission (ZGC).Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, ZGC chief executive officer Virginia Muwanigwa commended the country for establishing the “national gender machinery”—a framework designed to drive policy implementation.“Zimbabwe has done very well in setting up…

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Zimbabwe sets up Ebola isolation centres

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Shamaine ChirimujiriSTAFF WRITERAUTHORITIES have established three specialised isolation and treatment centres in Harare, Bulawayo, and Chirundu as national vigilance against Ebola reaches a high alert.This development comes amid an ongoing outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda caused by the Bundibugyo strain, which recorded over 1 000 cases and 234 deaths as of…

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New standards to guard PhD integrity

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Tapiwa Chirume AUTHORITIES are moving to standardise doctoral training across Zimbabwe’s 21 higher education institutions to improve the quality and credibility of PhD qualifications. The initiative comes amid a broader push to strengthen postgraduate education and ensure Zimbabwean doctoral graduates meet interna­tionally recognised academic standards. Speaking to the Daily News, the country’s most influential newspaper…

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China backs women in industry

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Tapiwa ChirumeSTAFF WRITERCHINA has moved to anchor the success of Zimbabwean female industrialists, with ambassador Zhou Ding pledging targeted technical and financial cooperation to ensure women prosper.Speaking at the launch of Zimbabwe Women in Manufacturing (ZWIM) yesterday, Zhou emphasised that China’s partnership was now focused on turning favourable policies into “tangible gains” for female entrepreneurs.He…

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Mobile clinics reach thousands in Byo

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Hazel Marimbizain BULAWAYO MORE than 8 800 residents in Bulawayo have accessed free primary healthcare services through a partnership between Zimbos Abantu Healthcare on Wheels and the National Aids Council (NAC), significantly improving medical access in underserved communities.Speaking during a tour of the programme’s impact in Cowdray Park yesterday, , Zimbos Abantu Healthcare on Wheels…

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