Radiation Protection Authority of Zimbabwe held a two-day meeting about safe technology use that ended Thursday at Bulawayo. The seminar focused on Non-Ionising Radiation safety standards and brought together experts from different sectors. Board Chairperson Anna Nyakabau said the country must balance new technology with public health protection. Workers from telecommunications, healthcare, energy and universities joined the discussions about radiation risks. Officials want Zimbabwe to follow global safety practices for modern communication and medical equipment.
Chief Executive Officer Justice Chiburu explained how the authority teaches people about radiation dangers from everyday devices. The agency provides technical advice for...
Mashonaland West Province farmers planted over 30,000 hectares of winter wheat toward their 35,000 hectare goal. James Garakara put 150 hectares under wheat through a government joint venture program that runs for 15 years. The farmer thanked President Mnangagwa for the opportunity and wants continued input support to meet planting deadlines. Government officials remain confident the province will exceed targets as long as supplies arrive on schedule. Provincial Agricultural Director Medlinah Magwenzi praised steady progress across farming areas.
Agriculture Minister Anxious Masuka toured the country to check winter wheat planting progress during the current season. He urged farmers to use remaining time effectively since government...
Eureka Gold Mine built over 50 new homes for families moved from their original locations during mining expansion. The Bindura operation relocated 53 households to brand new houses as part of community development efforts. Mine officials worked hard to help displaced residents settle into better living conditions. Company leaders believe good relationships with local people help their business succeed. Corporate social responsibility programs connect mining profits with neighborhood improvements.
Human Capital Support Services Manager Tinago Tinago explained plans for upgrading local schools during the recent site visit. Muroyiwa Primary School will become a complete education center rather than remaining a satellite campus. Workers...
President Emmerson Mnangagwa signed the condolence book at Zambian Embassy Thursday after former Zambian leader Edgar Chagwa Lungu died. Mnangagwa remembered studying law together at University of Zambia during the 1970s when both men were students. The Zimbabwe president called Lungu his college mate and junior classmate from their university days. Their friendship extended far beyond political careers and started decades before either man led their countries. Many regional leaders shared similar educational backgrounds at Zambian universities during that period.
Mnangagwa praised Lungu for wanting unity across Southern African Development Community nations. The deceased leader worked hard to bring SADC countries closer together...
Zimbabwe expects its farming sector to reach two billion dollars worth during 2030 as fruit and vegetable production increases. President Emmerson Mnangagwa launched the Horticulture Recovery and Growth Plan to rebuild agricultural industries across the country. Government policies and smart investments help farmers grow more crops for local markets and exports abroad. ZBC News reports that potato production meets all national needs after recent improvements. The recovery program targets major expansion of farming businesses throughout rural and urban areas.
Officials created the Presidential Horticulture Scheme to help over one million families start growing food at home. Rural households receive fruit trees and sweet potato seeds...
Former foreign minister Walter Mzembi returned to Zimbabwe after six years away from the country since 2018. The 61-year-old politician left during his corruption trial claiming he needed cancer treatment abroad. Mzembi said President Mnangagwa targeted him unfairly after the military removed Robert Mugabe from power. He lived as an exile across Zambia and South Africa during his absence from home. Sources confirmed Mzembi met Mnangagwa at State House Wednesday morning after quietly entering Harare.
Courts issued arrest warrants against Mzembi during 2019 when he skipped his trial for stealing televisions. Prosecutors accused him of taking two million dollars worth of equipment bought for World Cup fan parks. National Prosecuting...
Highlife star Kwabena Kwabena faced rejection from a gospel artist who made him feel unwelcome during collaboration attempts. The singer born George Kwabena Adu wanted to work with religious musicians for his God of Restoration EP project. One gospel performer treated him poorly after he called about possible music partnerships. The unnamed artist told Kwabena Kwabena to speak with her husband instead of discussing business directly. Her cold response left the highlife musician feeling like an outsider trying to force entry into gospel music.
Veteran gospel singer Obaapa Christy provided a completely different experience that restored his confidence about crossing musical boundaries. She welcomed the collaboration idea and made Kwabena...
Ghana Black Queens fell down FIFA world rankings during latest updates released Thursday June 12. The women national team moved from 65th place to 66th position under coach Kim Lars Bjorkegren. Africa standings also showed Ghana sliding from fifth spot to sixth place among continental teams. March rankings had placed the Black Queens at their highest African position before recent struggles began. The team faces challenges maintaining their previous success levels across international competitions.
Ghana women recorded just one victory during four recent matches since the last ranking period ended. The Black Queens beat Senegal during a friendly match but lost two other games and tied once. Poor results hurt their FIFA points total and...
Nations FC coach Kasim Mingle says his team can survive without captain Razak Simpson if the defender leaves during transfer season. Simpson played well during Ghana Premier League matches and earned his first Black Stars call-up against Angola. The center-back became a regular starter for national team coach Otto Addo after strong performances. Transfer rumors connect the former WAFA player with moves away from Nations FC. Mingle stays calm about losing his defensive leader to bigger clubs.
The coach built his defensive system without depending heavily on Simpson throughout the season. Mingle rotates other players into the lineup when Simpson travels for international duty with Ghana. Radio Gold heard him explain how the team...
