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Why Relationships Are the Key to a Fulfilling Life
Life is all about the bonds we form with others. Our relationships give our lives meaning and purpose. From the day we are born, we need other people. Family, friends, and even strangers shape who we become. They support us, comfort us, and bring us joy. We learn and grow through our connections with others. Each relationship teaches us something new. When we open up to people, we build trust and understanding. It's important to make time for the people we care about. Simple things like a phone call or a meal together make a difference. Really listening when others talk shows we value them. Saying "thank you" is a powerful way to show appreciation. Kind words and actions can change someone's whole day. At work, it's easy to only...
Zimbabwe's Miraculous Drop in Cattle Death
Deaths from January Disease in cattle have plummeted in Zimbabwe. In 2017, the illness killed about 500,000 cows. This year, almost no cows died from it. The government took steps to control the disease. It used dipping and vaccines. Farmers dip their cows every week to prevent ticks. Ticks spread the disease. The government also distributed a special vaccine called Bolvac. It prevents cows from getting sick in areas where January Disease is common. The disease got its name because it occurs most often in January when there is a lot of rain. The last big outbreak was in Bikita district. But workers stopped it from spreading. Cases are now very rare. The government tracks other diseases, too. It watches for things like anthrax and...
China Forces State Funds to Buy More Stocks
China wants more people to buy stocks. It hopes this will help the market do better. China's government talked to big insurance companies yesterday. It said they should use more of their money to purchase shares. The firms should put 30% of new funds into stocks. China also has a new plan. It will start in the first half of this year. The goal is to get insurers to invest at least $13.75 billion in stocks for the long haul. Officials think this amount will keep rising. It could bring hundreds of billions to the market each year. Investment funds have a new rule, too. Over the next three years, they must increase their stock holdings by 10% every year. On Wednesday, a group of financial officials shared these ideas. They want big...
Courtroom Chaos Two Accused Escape
Two men escaped from police at the Chitungwiza Magistrates Court yesterday. The police are asking the public for help to find them. Luckmore Chakanza is a police spokesperson. He said Tendai Mawire, 30, and Alex Mubayi ran away around 10:30 a.m. The police arrested Mawire in December. They said he stole a smartphone. Mubayi was also arrested. The police said he took a tray, blankets, and a bedbase. The court was going to hear the men's cases on January 23. The police brought them to the courthouse. They handcuffed the two men together. The men had to sit on a bench. Lawyers were looking at their files. But the men saw a chance to get away. They walked out of the courtroom. No one noticed them leave. The police are now looking for...
Japan on Edge as Trump Disrupts Markets
Japan is monitoring the U.S. economy closely. The government wants to know how President Trump's orders could affect businesses worldwide. Trump has talked about imposing taxes on products from other countries, which has made investors and leaders nervous. As a result, markets have gone up and down. Japan has invested more in the U.S. than any other nation for the last five years. Japanese companies are also creating many jobs for American factory workers. For now, Japan's leaders still think their economy is doing okay. People are earning more and spending more, and companies are making good profits. But officials will continue to watch what happens in the U.S. very carefully. They know it could quickly change things for Japan and...
Harare Bus Crew Arrested with 34kg Mbanje
Police caught two men with a lot of marijuana on a bus in Zimbabwe. The men were Simbarashe Chikasha, 36, and Prince Nyakudya Tirivamambo. The bus was going from Beitbridge to Harare, but it left its normal route and stopped at some shops in Featherstone. People saw this and told the police. Officers took the bus to the police station. They searched it and found the drugs. The marijuana was hidden in bags and the bus wheels. It weighed 34 kg (75 pounds). The police spokesperson thanked the public for their help. She said people should report drug crimes. These hurt communities. The two men have gone to court. The police want everyone to stay alert. They hope more people will speak up about drug dealers. Marijuana is not legal in...
MMCZ Breaks Barriers with New Global Markets
The Minerals Marketing Corporation of Zimbabwe (MMCZ) has found new buyers for the country's minerals. It has started selling to Australia, China, Colombia, Burundi, and India, in addition to its usual markets in Europe and the Middle East. MMCZ is the only company allowed to market and sell Zimbabwe's minerals, except for gold and silver. Minerals make up most of what Zimbabwe sells to other countries. They bring in about 83% of the nation's foreign cash. From January to November 2024, Zimbabwe sold 21% more minerals than the same time the year before. It made $2.6 billion from selling 3.9 million tons of minerals. Platinum made up half of those sales, lithium brought in $457 million, and a special type of chromium used to make...
Zimbabwe's Milk Production Hits Record High
Zimbabwe's raw milk output hit a new high in 2024, reaching 114.7 million liters, up 14.9% from the previous year. The last record was in 2005. At that time, Zimbabwe produced 100 million liters. The new number beats the goal of 113 million liters set for 2024. According to the Dairy Services Department, more money from businesses and the government helped, as did better dairy farming methods. In the past, Zimbabwe had to buy milk powder from other countries. This was after changes in who owned the farms. Droughts and money problems also made it hard. Now, Zimbabwe is close to making all the milk it needs. The country uses about 120 million liters a year. Companies that package milk received more in 2024. They took in 105.7 million...
Zimbabwe Seizes Staggering Array of Smuggled Goods
The Container Depot in Bulawayo is full of items taken by the government. They want to stop illegal trade. The goods include cars, stoves, fridges, alcohol, and diapers. Many agencies are working together on this mission. They include the police, central bank, tax office, and consumer group. Their aim is to block banned imports, which hurt the economy and people. The campaign against smuggling will continue. The agencies have orders to do their jobs firmly and fairly. They want to protect local businesses. The task force is good at catching smuggled items at borders. They recently stopped buses carrying suspect goods. A top official, Tafadzwa Muguti, visited the depot on Thursday. He saw that the warehouses were packed with all...

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