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City cracks down on delinquent debtors

By Tapiwa Chirume THE Harare City Council (HCC) is intensifying efforts to recover billions of dollars in unpaid bills, warning residents and businesses with substantial arrears that they must negotiate a payment plan or face legal action. The council is owed a staggering ZiG5 billion by residents alone, which is critically impacting its ability to…

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Government scraps peri-urban free inputs

Takudzwa DhambuSTAFF WRITERdhambut@dailynews.co.zw THE government has announced a major shift in its agricultural support strategy, revealing that peri-urban farmers will no longer receive state-sponsored inputs from the Pfumvudza/Intwasa programme for the upcoming farming season. According to the government, this significant policy change was aimed at sharpening the focus of the Pfumvudza/Intwasa programme, a climate-smart initiative…

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Zim eyes massive wheat harvest

ZIMBABWE is poised to achieve a remarkable wheat harvest, surpass­ing 600 000 tonnes, as the planted area expands to 122 142 hec­tares, exceeding the initial national target of 120 000 hectares. Speaking to the media yesterday, the acting chief director of the Ag­ricultural and Rural Development Advisory Services (ARDAS), Leonard Munamati, said the anticipated harvest…

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Animal welfare efforts advanced

THE government has launched the National Animal Research Ethics Committee (NAREC) to safeguard the welfare of animals used in scien­tific research. Speaking at the committee’s awareness campaign yesterday, NAREC chairperson Pious Makaya said the move aimed to ensure that all animal-based studies in Zimba­bwe adhere to the highest standards of ethical care and scientific integrity….

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Zim pledges Ozone protection

Takudzwa Dhambu THE minister of Environ­ment, Evelyn Ndlovu, has reaffirmed the country’s commitment to protect­ing the ozone layer and mitigating climate change. This comes as the world commemo­rated World Ozone Day, celebrated an­nually on September 16 to promote the protection of the ozone layer, Earth’s natural shield against harmful UV radiation. Declared by the UN…

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Scholarship school for underprivileged children

Tinashe Nekati FORMER owner of ex-Premier Soccer League club Mushowani Stars FC, Lovemore Nyakasoka, has ventured into the education sec­tor with a plan to build a boarding school in rural Mt Darwin that will provide scholarships to underprivi­leged children. Speaking at the recent ground­breaking ceremony of Jameson Boarding School, Nyakasoka said his passion for young…

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Collaboration drives climate action

THE government has called for stronger collaboration between the public and private sectors to drive climate action, environmental protection, and sustainable development. Speaking at a Green Business Expo held at the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair yesterday, the minister of Environment, Evelyn Ndlovu, emphasized the importance of inclusivity in climate change and wetlands preservation. “In the…

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High Court rescues trucker

RUTENDO NGARA THE High Court has rescued a trucker who was banned from driving for life after a magistrate cancelled his licence for reckless driving. The court set aside the harsh sentence. Benefit Zimunhu was jailed for two years and banned from driving for life by a Chinhoyi magistrate. However, High Court Justices Philda Muzofa…

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Pupil lured, raped at lodge

A FORM Three pupil from Christian College in Chinhoyi was allegedly lured to Harare by her uncle, who then raped her at a lodge. The uncle has been remanded in custody by magistrate Marehwanazvo Gofa. The accused’s name has been withheld for ethical reasons. According to court documents, the victim went to her aunt’s place…

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