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Mbare undergoes second bed bug fumigation

STAFF WRITER chirimujiris@dailynews.co.zw AUTHORITIES have launched a second comprehensive fumigation campaign in Mbare’s Matererini flats to tackle the bed bug epidemic that has plagued residents for over two years. The initiative, dubbed Operation Harare Hygiene Blitz, aims to eliminate the menace before public schools reopen on May 12. Speaking in Mbare on Wednesday, the minister…

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Residents call for action over food vendors

HARARE residents have called on authorities to find alternative markets for street food vendors cooking and selling food on the streets as they pose serious health risks and are creating chaos. The central business district has been filled with street food vendors, with grills and gas tanks mere metres apart. Vendors cook a variety of…

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‘Corruption rocks education sector’

A RECENT report by Transparency International Zimbabwe (TIZ) has exposed rampant corruption in the country’s education sector affecting students and learning standards. The report calls on the government to address issues of ghost workers, bribery, examination leakages, and extortion. It noted that despite the government’s constitutional duty to provide quality education, the sector faces corruption…

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Chiefs condemn homosexuality in church

TRADITIONAL leaders have condemned church doctrines that promote homosexuality, citing conflict with local cultural values. This was said at the launch and Easter celebrations of the Global Methodist Church (GMC) in Zimbabwe on Sunday in Murehwa after a doctrinal rift within the United Methodist Church over homosexuality. Chief Goronga-Boyi Nyamande stated that they would not…

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Socialites slammed for exploiting vulnerable children

THE Zimbabwe National Council for the Welfare of Children (ZNCW) has expressed concern over socialites and celebrities taking advantage of vulnerable children to enhance the visibility of their social media platforms. The ZCW said several socialites were increasingly sharing images of themselves with vulnerable children on social media platforms in a bid garner likes. ZNCW…

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Police caution party poopers … as Zim makes merry during Uhuru, Easter holidays

STAFF WRITER chirimujiris@dailynews.co.zw LAW enforcement agents will be out in full force throughout the Independence and Easter break, to ensure the safety of all motorists, passengers, pedestrians and revelling members of the public. So promised national police spokesperson Paul Nyathi last night — adding that authorities would employ a “no-nonsense” approach to law enforcement throughout…

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Govt, Starlink to boost internet in key institutions

STAFF WRITER chirimujiris@dailynews.co.zw THE government has announced plans to collaborate with Starlink to enhance internet connectivity in key institutions such as health and educational facilities in the country. This was revealed yesterday during a courtesy call by Starlink executives to the minister of Information Communication Technology (ICT), Tatenda Mavetera, following the company’s launch in Zimbabwe…

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‘Walk the talk in addressing street vendors concerns’

THE Zimbabwe Chamber of Informal Economy Associations (ZCIEA) says the government should back its words with action by providing the informal traders with adequate and suitable market facilities. This comes as the streets in the country’s major urban centres have been turned into war zones amid regular running battles between law enforcement agents and informal…

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