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‘Local authorities must drive welfare efforts’

THE minister of Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare, Edgar Moyo, has challenged lo­cal authorities, including tradition­al leaders, to take an active role in ensuring a robust social protection ecosystem. A social protection ecosystem is a network of policies, programmes, and actors who collectively aim to reduce poverty and vulnerability by managing risks like unemployment,…

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Churches demand ethical governance

THE Zimbabwe Heads of Christian Denominations (ZHOCD) has called on churches and faith leaders to take a more aggressive and active role in promoting good governance, ethics, and accountability throughout the country. Speaking at a multi-stakeholder meeting on devolution and governance on Friday, ZHOCD chairperson Never Muparutsa asserted that churches must use their moral authority…

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New fund to assist vulnerable residents

TWO hundred vulnerable Harare residents have already joined the Community Health Equity Fund, a critical new initiative by the Harare City Council (HCC) in partnership with ZB Financial Holdings and the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) to improve access to quality healthcare for the capital’s poor. The initiative was launched a month ago in Harare…

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‘Half of HIV patients have hypertension’

NEARLY 50 percent of people living with HIV (PLHIV) suffer from hypertension, according to the Organisation for Public Health Interventions and Develop­ment (Ophid), underscoring the urgent need for increased awareness and screenings for non-com­municable diseases (NCDs). Hypertension, commonly known as high blood pressure, is a significant global public health concern due to its role as…

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7th suspect arrested in Mutangadura murder

THE police have ar­rested another sus­pect, Webster Nhau, in the murder of prominent Ruwa businessman Joseph Mutangadura, bring­ing the total number of people detained in connection with the August killing to seven. The businessman was brutally attacked by seven men armed with pistols, metal bars, and claw hammers at his house on Mutangadura’s Hideout Farm…

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Women demand justice access

THE Women’s Coalition of Zim­babwe (WCoZ) has raised concern over the persistent barriers faced by women and girls in accessing justice, including the lack of sign language interpreters, societal stigma, and prohibitive legal fees. Speaking during a consultation meeting recently, WCoZ chairperson Muchanyara Mukamuri underscored the need for authorities to examine the entire justice system…

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Family trio arrested for land scam

A DZIVARESEKWA woman, Alisa Pilo, was arrested after allegedly conniving with her parents, Gla­dys Pilo and Kauma Pilo, to de­fraud a home seeker of US$10 000 paid for a residential stand. The trio reportedly sold the same piece of land in Tynwald, Harare, to three different buyers, including the complainant, Mat­thew Nyashanu. “On October 29,…

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Mutangadura murder weapon recovered

THE firearm used in the fatal shoot­ing of a police officer at Sanyati Police Station in the early hours of Sunday has been confirmed to be the same weapon used in the cold-blood­ed murder of Ruwa businessman Joseph Mutangadura in August. National police spokesperson Paul Nyathi in a statement said bal­listic tests on the gun,…

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One million households face hunger

NEARLY two million individuals are expected to face cereal shortages, including maize, at the peak of the hunger season between January and March 2026, accord­ing to the Zimbabwe Rural Liveli­hoods Assessment (RLA) report. The report highlighted that Kariba would be the most affected area during that period, underscor­ing the need for increased support in irrigation…

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Police hunt father-in-law murder suspect

THE police have launched a manhunt for 36-year-old Brian Chikwenjere, who is accused of murdering his father-in-law, Aaron Kwenda, in Epworth. Chikwenjere allegedly attacked and killed Kwenda after the latter confronted him about physically abusing his wife and inquiring about her whereabouts. In a statement yesterday, Hara­re provincial police spokesperson Luckmore Chakanza confirmed the alleged…

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