Zimbabwe has seen big improvements in healthcare since President Mnangagwa started leading the country. People can access medical services more easily, health results look better, and many new facilities have opened up. The nation keeps getting healthier, as shown by longer lives, fewer mothers dying during childbirth, and better disease control across all regions.
Health Minister Dr. Douglas Mombeshora talked yesterday at a news meeting in Harare about the great progress made together by everyone working to change healthcare. He mentioned how they aimed to give every person in Zimbabwe the chance to find good medical help they can afford, no matter where they live. Dr. Mombeshora believes recent gains will help them tackle future...
Detective Constable Cassandra Hove died from what appears to be friendly fire, making her story even sadder because of a heartbreaking letter written by her ten-year-old daughter. The child wrote to her mom, hoping the message would reach heaven. Many people cried when they read this touching note that shows the personal tragedy behind news headlines.
The young girl wrote about missing her mother and mentioned a social media post in which her mom expressed wanting to watch her grow up. She begged her mother to return, saying she could not live without her. Mourners broke down crying when they heard these words from the child. Her letter described card games they played together and expressed deep love for her mother, calling her the...
Sports competitions need awards that celebrate excellence beyond just results. These awards recognize the hard work of athletes, technical officials, and those who run the sports. This kind of recognition happens everywhere around the world and goes way beyond just sports
activities. Award ceremonies make competitions more exciting for everyone involved.
The entertainment world does this through events like the Grammy Awards, which have become huge global attractions that audiences love. Zimbabwe has similar traditions with the National Arts Merit Awards and Castle Soccer Stars of the Year. These award programs have existed for decades as regular parts of local culture. You'll often see Soccer Stars calendars hanging in
homes, barber...
Japan gave more than $480,000 to fund four projects that help struggling groups in Zimbabwe. Since 1989, Japan has funded 156 projects through its grant program for Grassroots Human Security. They spent over $15.9 million in total, which brought both countries closer as friends and business partners.
Yesterday, Japanese Ambassador Shinichi Yamanaka handed $486,239 to four local groups working on landmine removal, schools, gender issues, and health care. The HALO Trust received the biggest amount—$252,087—because it removes landmines across Zimbabwe. The country still has about 4 percent of its land with buried explosives that need cleaning up.
Zimbabwe faces a $23.79 million money shortage, which might limit landmine cleanup to just...
VP Mohadi believes business leaders must turn problems into chances for success. He wants them to build something great for future Zimbabweans. Dr. Benson Martins Dube, who serves as permanent secretary, read his speech at the third Zimbabwe Business Expo in Harare yesterday.
The Vice President pointed out how Zimbabwe has plenty of natural resources and talented people. He said the country should not be poor with all these advantages. VP Mohadi challenged everyone to support President Mnangagwa's plans for making Zimbabwe an upper-middle-income nation. He pushed business owners to grab new chances and form partnerships at the expo.
The Zimbabwe Business Expo started because of President Mnangagwa's big ideas for the country. The...
Harare police discovered drug dealers using biscuits to hide illegal substances they sell to residents. These dealers previously concealed drugs inside cakes, muffins, and popcorn. Law enforcement arrested seven suspects in a bushy section along Mukuvisi River in Mbare. They discovered numerous biscuit packets containing drugs along with marijuana and additional illegal substances.
The arrested individuals currently assist police with their investigation. Law enforcement officials started looking into where these drug-laced biscuits were being sold. Although some biscuits may have reached unsuspecting members of the public, police believe regular drug users were the main targets. Authorities advised citizens to exercise caution when...
Zimbabwe wants to improve its business partnerships with SADC and Europe. Albert Chimbindi from Foreign Affairs stated this at a meeting in Harare yesterday. The two regions plan to hold bigger talks today about working together. Zimbabwe currently leads the SADC group.
Chimbindi believes both sides can create good things together. He mentioned how they hope to grow areas like digital tech, climate work, energy production, transportation systems, healthcare, and new ideas. SADC really wants stronger money ties with Europe. They aim to sell more products back and forth and bring more companies to invest.
The Ambassador thinks teamwork helps everyone find new chances. He likes how both regions already trade through their partnership...
Zimbabwe wants the Southern African region to stand on its own feet. They say the SADC area can reach success without asking others for help. As leader of SADC, President Mnangagwa has pushed the group to rely less on foreign nations. He wants member countries to work together for growth and better factories.
Foreign Affairs Minister Professor Amon Murwira spoke at the end of a big meeting in Harare yesterday. He said countries in their area want financial freedom just as much as they wanted to rule themselves years ago. The SADC Council makes sure all plans for the group actually happen as promised.
"We made decisions based on what SADC was created for - making choices together for a better future," Murwira said. He added that people...
President Ruto said people living on disputed lands will not face forced removal without proper plans for new homes. He shared this promise at Njiru Junction during his fifth-day visit to several areas of Nairobi on Friday. He knows about the fight between residents and someone who claims to hold land rights. Both the national and county governments plan to help fix these land problems together.
Ruto wants to bring the country closer through teamwork with other leaders who share his views. He asked all officials to avoid causing division and to show respect to each other. He believes politics based on hate and jealousy hurts national unity. Every group belongs in Kenya by right and deserves equal treatment from the government, he...
