263Chat stringer, Pretty Chavango, scooped a top Zimbabwe United Nations Association (ZUNA) award for the outstanding participation towards Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) at a ceremony held in Harare recently. The awards which were held at United Nations Information Centre, saw Chavango, who is also Media Institute
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Harare – Police in Zimbabwe have reportedly forced a white farmer, Phillip Rankin, from his property, in a move aimed at paving the way for a Zimbabwean born doctor living in Britain. Rankini had been on the farm for 30 years. The Telegraph reported that Rankin was
Higher Education Minister, Professor Jonathan Moyo has hit back at War Veterans Minister Chris Mutsvangwa alleging that he was going way too far citing his abuse of state barracks and insulting President Robert Mugabe as examples. In a statement issued yesterday Professor Moyo said that Mutsvangwa’s abuse
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Zimbabwe National Liberation War Veterans Association (ZNLWVA) yesterday ordered Higher Education minister to apologize or face the risk of being barred form politburo meetings, state media reported. In an interview with the Herald yesterday ZNLWVA secretary General Victor Matemadanda said Professor Moyo should apologise for continually attacking
The private sector, civil society and educational institutions have been called upon to join government in its effort to scale up knowledge on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGSs) which were adopted late last year. Speaking at a meeting organised by the Zimbabwe United Nations Association (ZUNA), secretary
Gweru residents and motorists have called on the city council to revert to gravel roads as the local authority was failing to rehabilitate tarred roads across the City. By Bronfenbrenner Torubanda Motorists who play the town-via-Mambo route said this after they saw the desperate move by Council to
The fast track land reform distribution exercise came with its economic pros and cons. I'm however not concerned with such as it didn't benefit me in any way. By Tinashe Mutero For me and a host of other young Zimbabweans forcefully grabbing our land (a necessary evil)brought
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