WITH only a few months until harmonised elections, analysts say if the opposition in Zimbabwe is to win the 2023 national elections, it will need to put in place strategies that will appeal to rural voters and strengthen its local structures. These sentiments come after the opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) party lost three…
AS usual during the festive season, immigrants from various countries, mainly Zimbabwean nationals, cross in numbers at the busiest port of entry, Beitbridge Border Post in Musina. Unlike in the past years, they are not spending nights on the queue before being processed. More than 20 000 immigrants have been processed travelling towards Zimbabwe between…
THE Zimbabwe Farmers Union (ZFU) has called on farmers to embrace growing orange maize, which is rich in vitamin A, in order to curb malnutrition in the country. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday in Harare during the donation of a new orange maize seed variety (ZS500A) to traditional leaders, ZFU secretary-general Paul Zakariya said…
WATER levels in the country’s major dams continue to rise due to rainfall activity in most parts of the country, the Zimbabwe…
THE government says it is seized with acute water shortages in rural areas owing to climate change impacts with authorities searching for solutions to address challenges. Speaking during the handover of a piped water scheme at Vugwi Primary School in Mberengwa yesterday, minister of State for Presidential Affairs Joram Gumbo, said water shortages remained a…
THE Mahikeng High Court in the North West, South Africa, on Tuesday sentenced a 50-year-old pastor from Zimbabwe to two life terms…
By Hazel Marimbiza PARENTS and guardians have been challenged to play a leading role in the protection of children following a surprise rise in their abuse and violence perpetrated by the caregivers. Provincial Affairs minister Judith Ncube said on Friday at an event commemorating 16 Days Against Gender-Based Violence that it is a shame that…
THE Inter-Ministerial Committee on Drugs and Substance Abuse is intensifying efforts to tackle the menace with a team having been sent to…
ZIMBABWE is set to host at least 48 African countries in 2024 after winning the bid to host the 7th Constitutional Jurisdiction of Africa (CJCA). In a statement yesterday, the Judicial Services Commission (JSC) said the country had been nominated to host the CJCA congress by participating countries at the just ended CJCA 2022 congress…
By Black Edward AFTER overhearing two ladies, clad in their graduation regalia, discussing Kant’s concept of duty, I promised myself that I’d google it when I got home. The two ladies, walking in front of me after alighting from a Zupco bus on Friday, were obviously coming from their graduation ceremony. Firstly let me take…
