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Zimbabwe unsafe for women, children — Sadc, Unicef

By Rutendo Ngara ZIMBABWE has been ranked as one of the countries that are not safe for women and children amid reports of rampant sexual and physical abuse. This was covered in a report titled “Violence against girls, boys and women in Southern Africa” jointly released by Sadc and Unicef on Thursday. “The prevalence of…

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‘Keep an eagle’s eye on devolution funds’

THE Zimbabwe Coalition on Debt and Development (Zimcodd) has implored the government to intensify monitoring and evaluation of devolution funds in local authorities to ensure community development. This comes after the Value for Money (VfM) audit report on the monitoring of devolution-funded projects recently released by the Office of the Auditor General (OAG) revealed that…

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‘Academia is key to Vision 2030’

BY BRANDON JOSPHATSenior Staff Writer PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa says the academic sector should raise the bar by contributing input that will result in the attainment of Vision 2030. Speaking at the burial of the late national hero Ngwabi Bhebe at the National Heroes Acre in Harare yesterday, Mnangagwa said for the country to be an…

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Medical specialists’ brain drain hits Zimbabwe

By Nyasha Kunyiswa MEDICAL specialists are quitting the country in worrying numbers, leaving public rehabilitation centres battling to off er needed therapy. So says the Medical Rehabilitation Practitioners Council of Zimbabwe (MRPCZ), which has lamented the worsening “brain drain” in rehabilitation centres. This comes at a time when public rehabilitation centres are overwhelmed by increasing…

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Church pushes for improved electoral processes

THE Zimbabwe Council of Churches (ZCC) says it is pushing for more open, free, fair and credible electoral processes through engagements with communities across the country. Speaking at a post-election engagement in Lupane, Matabeleand North Province, on Thursday, a representative from the ZCC, Bhekinkosi Sibanda said more eff orts were needed to ensure equal participation…

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Court orders Bulilima constituency poll re-run

THE Bulawayo High Court has directed the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (Zec) to re-run the Bulilima National Assembly constituency election following a plethora of electoral irregularities. This comes after losing Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) candidate Belezela Maplanka launched a petition in September with the High Court seeking to overturn Zanu PF candidate Dingimuzi Phuti’s victory…

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‘Smart cities to alleviate climate change impact’

By Tendai Kamhungirain Victoria Falls TRANSPORT and Infrastructural Development minister Felix Mhona says smart cities and infrastructure development are key to alleviating the impact of climate change in Zimbabwe. In a speech read on his behalf by the ministry’s chief engineer, Clive Kandeya, during an ongoing Global Renaissance Investment (GRI)- organised Zimbabwe Infrastructure Summit in…

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Cholera flare-up gets out of hand… as government appeals to WHO, Unicef & Red Cross for help

THE cholera situation in the country has become so desperate that authorities are now appealing to the United Nations (UN) and other organisations for help to contain the disease. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, the minister of Health and Child Care, Douglas Mombeshora, said authorities were also looking for assistance from both businesses and…

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Coltart courts Zimbabweans in SA to invest in Bulawayo

BULAWAYO mayor David Coltart says he will be engaging the Zimbabwean business community based in South Africa and lobby it to invest in various sectors in the second capital. This comes after the Joshua Nkomo Foundation in South Africa facilitated the mayor’s visit to foster collaboration between the city leadership and Zimbabweans living in South…

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Arda scales-up irrigation rehabilitation

By Rutendo Ngara THE Agricultural and Rural Development Authority (Arda), a State-owned company, says it has managed to rehabilitate at least 350 irrigation farming schemes out of 460 in a move meant to increase national grain output. This comes as the country is expected to receive normal to below normal rains this season due to…

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