Day: October 11, 2024
Government to Back Security Personnel in New Endeavours – President Mnangagwa
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has assured members of Zimbabwe’s security sector that the Government will continue to support them as they transition into new endeavours after their service. Speaking at the burial of the late national hero, Cde Tshinga Dube, at the National Heroes Acre, the President underscored the nation’s appreciation for the valuable skills, discipline, […]
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5G in Zimbabwe: A Catalyst for Innovation, Sustainability, and Inclusivity
The launch of 5G services in Zimbabwe, as celebrated by both the NetOne CEO Raphael Mushanawani and ICT Minister Dr. Tatenda Mavetera, is a transformative step toward positioning the country as a digital and economic leader in Africa. While the infrastructure upgrade is a monumental technical achievement, the true impact of 5G lies in its […]
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Imperial Running Dogs Oppose Issuance of Land Reform Title Deeds
There has been a predictable backlash from certain quarters against the Government’s decision to issue title deeds to resettled farmers, a move aimed at concluding Zimbabwe’s historic Land Reform Programme (LRP). These imperial sympathizers, or “running dogs,” continue to undermine this crucial step towards securing land rights for indigenous Zimbabweans. Their argument is rooted in […]
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An Historic Step Towards Land Reform Closure…as Government Ups Commitment to Farmers’ Compensation
In a significant move aimed at closing a contentious chapter in Zimbabwe’s land reform history, the Government has announced an initial US$20 million payment to both local black and foreign white farmers whose land was gazetted during the land reform programme. The Minister of Finance, Economic Development, and Investment Promotion, Professor Mthuli Ncube, revealed the […]
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New Measures to Safeguard Zimbabwe’s Public Examinations
The Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education (MoPSE) has introduced enhanced security measures to prevent the leakage of public examination papers ahead of the upcoming Ordinary and Advanced Level exams. This move is in response to previous incidents where examination papers were compromised, especially at exam centers or during transport. To address this, the Zimbabwe […]
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Trusting God’s Provision in Times of Crisis: A Sermon by Apostle P. Marozva
Riverside Mhundwa Village – In a moving sermon delivered to a congregation facing the challenges of an El Niño-induced drought and widespread economic hardships, Apostle P. Marozva of Holy Ground International Church offered a message of hope, strength, and trust in God’s unfailing provision. The apostle emphasized that even in times of crisis, God remains […]
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