Video: Caledonia residents blast Kasukuwere
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Botswana to deport anti-gay US pastor Steven Anderson
Botswana is to deport a controversial US pastor a week after he was barred from South Africa because of his critical remarks about homosexuality. A government statement did not say why Steven Anderson had been declared a "prohibited immigrant". He was arrested after doing a radio interview
Drug shortages hit hospitals
The country’s main public health institutions are facing acute shortages of drugs critical for the daily operations of hospitals, a senior government official has said. Speaking to 263chat on the sidelines of the official opening of the Health Results Based Financing Workshop yesterday, the permanent secretary
Zimbabwe now a fully fledged fascist state: PDP
The cruelty shown by heavily armed police officers on Saturday who resorted to the use of live ammunition to repress peaceful demonstrations that took place in most parts of the country; shows that Zimbabwe is now a fully-fledged fascist state. By Jacob Mafume On Saturday, Zimbabweans across
Clean energy technologies tonic to development
Most Africans are dependent on solid fuels such as wood, coal, crop residue/waste and cattle dung to prepare daily meals on traditional mud stoves or open fires due to lack of electricity. Lazarus Sauti This lack of access to electricity is holding back economic expansion on the
Video: December 12 movement displays massive support for President Mugabe
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Street kids, OVCs empowered
A local private voluntary organisation , Justice Mish Humanitarian Aid (JMHA), is taking bold steps in helping street kids as well as orphans in Harare, Shamva and Chinhoyi. Lazarus Sauti The organisation, founded by Prophet Justice Mish of the House of All Nations (HOAN) Christ Church, has
Policy to solve energy crisis on cards
More than 60 percent of households in Zimbabwe do not have access to electricity, says Partson Mbiriri, the permanent secretary of the Ministry of Energy, Power and Development. Lazarus Sauti Opening the National Dialogue for a consumer driven renewable energy policy hosted by Ruzivo Trust at Holiday
Business as usual as Cricket players end strike
Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC) players have ended their protest over non-payment of match fees and will return to training today. The decision to end the strike came after Zimbabwe Cricket chairman, Wilfred Mukondiwa gave the players an assurance that their dues will be paid. The players have also