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US$6m injected to facelift Matusadonha Park

Nyasha Kunyiswa kunyiswan@dailynews.co.zw THE Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority (ZimParks), in partnership with African Parks, is renovating the Matusadonha National Park in Kariba, Mashonaland West province, at a cost of US$6 million. The renovations aim to transform the national park into a more popular tourist attracting resort. African Parks is a non-profit conservation organization…

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MCAZ warns against skin lightening products

Hazel Marimbiza THE Medicines Control Authority of Zimbabwe (MCAZ) has warned citizens against the use of skin lightening products which it said were now a common sight in most beauty shops in the country. In a statement at the weekend, MCAZ said they were concerned that the illegal products were now being easily accessed by…

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ZHRC wants decentralisation to improve human rights

By Hazel Marimbiza THE Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission (ZHRC) has urged the government to further decentralise its offices to the country’s 10 provinces saying this will ensure human rights services are easily accessible to all citizens. Speaking at a human rights event in Bulawayo at the weekend, ZHRC chairperson Elasto Mugwadi said while the government…

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Zimbabwe averts 12 000 maternal deaths

THE use of contraceptives has prevented more than three million unintended pregnancies, nearly a million unsafe abortions, and over 12 000 maternal deaths in Zimbabwe over the last five years, according to the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA). Speaking during the launch of the National Family Planning Strategy 2022–2026 and family planning 2030 commitments in…

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Climate-informed collaboration is vital to Zimbabwe’s resilience

AS I travelled through the wooded mountainous landscape of Chimanimani,on my first visit as World Bank Country Director for Zimbabwe, I was confronted with a landscape scarred by landslides that occurred during the 2019 Cyclone Idai. These scars were a stark reminder of the devastation that befell communities here and the resulting loss of lives,…

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BCC solar power gets green light

BY YVONNE NCUBE THE government has given the Bulawayo City Council (BCC) the green light to venture into a joint solar system project to produce its own electricity in order to enable the local authority to address the water woes that have been bedevilling it and have been exacerbated by rolling power cuts. Speaking during…

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Residents slam local authorities over poor service delivery

BY REGIS CHINGAWO RESIDENTS associations across the country have expressed concern over declining service delivery standards in 2022 and called for an overhaul in the manner in which the councils are being administered. Addressing journalists in Harare on Friday on the state of service delivery by local authorities for this year, Zimbabwe National Organisation of…

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Buyanga’s SA bail hearing set for Tuesday

INCARCERATED South Africa based Zimbabwean businessman Frank Buyanga, latest attempt at seeking bail has been postponed to next Tuesday at a Johannesburg magistrates’ court. Buyanga was arrested in South Africa last month by Interpol after an arrest warrant was issued against him on charges of child trafficking, immigration violations, forgery and contempt of court. He…

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Community service for Zesa ghost workers employer

By Yvonne Ncubein BULAWAYO A ZESA foreman, who was in court facing charges of employing ghost workers at the power utility and receiving their salaries for personal gain, has been convicted and sentenced to 40 months’ imprisonment or to perform community service if he repays the fraudulently acquired money. The accused, 41-year-old Moses Sithole, was…

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DPA’s Tesla Powerwalls help keep Econet’s network up

TESLA’S Powerwall units, installed at Econet Wireless Zimbabwe’s base station towers by Distributed Power Africa (DPA), are helping the country’s largest mobile telecommunications operator reduce the impact of the current national power shortages. A significant drop in electricity generation from Zimbabwe’s two main power stations, Kariba and Hwange, has led to load shedding of up…

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