JZ Moyo High School changed everything about how it teaches kids. It created a fresh approach to staying strong among other schools in Zimbabwe. The head teacher, Mr. George Ndlovu, says this matches what the Heritage-Based Curriculum wants—students ready for jobs that require creative thinking. The school sits on Majoda Farm, just 12km north of West Nicholson Service Center.
Back in 1982, they started this school for young people coming home from Zambia after Zimbabwe became independent. They chose a farm location because they believe in mixing book learning with hands-on skills. The Zimbabwe Foundation for Education with Production runs the place. They can hold 850 students but currently have 371 enrolled. They recently added 85-day...
Zimbabwe police plan to join forces with city guards to kick street sellers off public sidewalks. The Local Government Minister gave these vendors just two days to pack up and leave their spots. More people started selling at night recently, making the streets crowded and dirty and causing problems for regular stores downtown.
Police spokesman Commissioner Nyathi made things crystal clear - they'll help cities make this happen fast. Nobody sits above the rules, and officers will make sure everyone follows them. Past cleanup tries turned into wild chases between police and vendors through city streets in places like Bulawayo and Harare.
Every town faces the same rules with zero special treatment. Police teams will partner with local...
VP Kembo Mohadi stated yesterday that Zimbabwe businesses need to turn problems into chances for success. His message came through Dr. Benson Martins Dube at the third Zimbabwe Business Expo in Harare. This yearly event shows how the country wants to build up its economy. The expo brings fresh ideas from many different business areas.
Mohadi explained that our country has plenty of natural resources and smart people, making poverty unnecessary. We already possess everything needed to become a wealthy, middle-income nation. Business leaders must step up and help President Mnangagwa achieve his clear vision for the future. The expo creates perfect conditions for forming new business partnerships.
President Mnangagwa started this journey...
Lawmaker Brown Ndlovu changed lives across Lower Gweru by setting up ten solar-powered water pumps. These pumps help more than 3,000 families access clean water every day. Before this project, local people drank dirty water from the Gweru River. Many walked long distances just to find any water at all.
The solar pumps work without electricity, making them perfect for rural areas. They run on sunshine instead of fuel or power lines, which is better for the environment and cheaper to operate long-term. Families can finally count on having clean water close to home.
Minister Owen Ncube officially launched these pumps during a ceremony at Nsikeni Village last Thursday. He spoke to villagers about how water matters for everyone's daily...
The race to pick a new Olympic boss heats up next week. Seven people want Thomas Bach's job leading the International Olympic Committee. They all shared their ideas through press talks but stayed pretty safe on hot topics. Bach shocked everyone when he said at the Paris games he would step down after 12 years in charge.
These candidates will face votes on March 20 in Greece. The winner becomes the tenth IOC president and starts work next June. Each person brings different views on where Olympic sports should head in the coming years. The press chats showed they agree on some things but differ on others.
Most candidates talked big about their plans but gave few details when asked tough questions. They dodged deep answers about...
Two men from Zimbabwe face five years behind bars after a court found them guilty of having illegal stuff worth R8 million. Samuel Nkomo, 38, and Josephat Mawire, 46, heard their fate at the Polokwane Specialised Commercial Crimes Court. New Zimbabwe first broke this news, with LOL and Sowetan Live backing up the story.
Police stopped these men during a search check on September 11, 2024. Officers from the Capricorn Flying Squad patrolled the R521 road, also called Dendron Road. They pulled over a white Rigid Man Truck and looked inside. What they found shocked them - 908 boxes of Adalya Premium Hookah Tobacco wrapped in plastic bags.
The National Prosecuting Authority said this tobacco came all the way from Turkey. But these men had...
Everything went crazy in Harare after Mayor Jacob Mafume flipped his position on kicking street sellers out. He suddenly started fighting against the government's plan that force vendors to leave within two days. This shocked many because Mafume actually helped create this same plan earlier. His switch put him against the exact officials he worked with to bring police into the situation.
Local Government Minister Daniel Garwe first announced the removal order. He claimed they needed to clean up the downtown area where unlicensed sellers crowd sidewalks. Mafume shocked everyone by attacking the plan publicly. He said city officers acted like "glorified bouncers" when they roughed up regular people just trying to make money.
The gap...
A driver recently spun his car around completely at a packed crossing in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. This dangerous act happened when George Silundika Street met 9th Avenue, endangering many people nearby. Crime Watch Zimbabwe shared the video on Twitter, showing exactly how someone could harm others just for thrills. The footage has upset countless Zimbabweans who saw this risky behavior in person or online.
When this person decided to perform the stunt, daylight made everything visible. Pedestrians walking past and drivers passing through had to witness this scary moment that could have ended badly for anyone standing close. Many citizens expressed anger on social media platforms after seeing what happened. They questioned why anyone would...
Companies hurt themselves when they stop pushing forward. Past success makes many businesses lazy, letting competitors zoom ahead by trying new things. You need clear ways to track your progress if you want to keep growing. Smart businesses check their progress regularly and make changes based on what they find out.
Having good yardsticks helps everyone stay focused on what matters most. Without them, you might waste money, miss problems, or lose sight of your goals. The best companies pick specific numbers to watch that directly connect to what they want to achieve. These numbers should make sense for your specific business type and goals.
A factory might care about machine downtime, but a restaurant watches customer happiness scores...
