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Stella Madzivanyika Madzivanyikas@dailynews.co.zw OVER 600 Kuwadzana families in Harare yesterday received food aid worth thousands of dollars that was donated by a Chinese charity organisation, Tzu Chi Zimbabwe. Each household received 10kg of rice from the aid organisation. Speaking to the Daily News after the donation, Harare Provincial Affairs minister, Charles Tavengwa said the Kuwadzana…

Masimba Makwembere STAFF WRITER makwemberem@dailynews.co.zw THE USAid’s Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance (USAid/BHA) has provided US$40,7 million to various local non-governmental organisations (NGOs) to assist vulnerable communities mitigate against the El Nino-induced drought. In its latest report on Zimbabwe released yesterday, the USAid said it continued to support early recovery, risk reduction, and resilience (ER4) programmes…

THE Chitungwiza Town Council (CTC) is proposing a US$39 million budget for the 2025 financial year with the largest chunk of the funding set aside for service delivery. Delivering the city’s 2025 budget in Chitungwiza on Thursday, the council’s finance committee chairperson Peter Matiringe said the proposed budget would, among other things, also prioritise improved…

AUTHORITIES should make public the findings of a commission which probed the illegal sale of State land so that desperate home seekers are not exploited by land barons. So say Members of Parliament, who argued in the august House this week that publicising the findings of the Justice Uchena Land Commission would expose land barons…

PARLIAMENTARIANS put the government under spotlight on Wednesday, demanding answers on the continued power outages currently being experienced in the country. This comes as power utility, Zesa, has confirmed that Hwange Thermal Power Station is down, resulting in reduced power supplies in the country. It also comes as the country as of yesterday generated 1…

HEALTH experts have urged authorities to strengthen the country’s health infrastructure in order to curb the spread of cholera. This comes as the resort town of Kariba was hit by a cholera outbreak last week, recording five cases and one death in the Gatshe Gatshe area. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, president of the…

THE Bulawayo City Council (BCC) has been forced to double the number of its security guards after a bid to replace human security with modern technology hit a brick wall. According to recent council meeting minutes, the local authority had reduced its security guards manning council facilities such as schools, offices, halls and clinics, among…

Brandon Josphat andBrighton MuronzereyiSTAFF WRITERS DIPLOMATS, business leaders and economic experts are growing increasingly anxious over the worsening political crisis in neighbouring Mozambique. This comes amid fears that if the unrest is not resolved quickly, it will negatively impact key supply chains and trade relations between the two countries — piling more pressure on Zimbabwe’s…