Tag: Zimbabwe
CCC MP Caston Matewu’s Car Burnt to Ashes
“Thank you for your concern; a few things are important, but mostly I’m grateful to God for life, which is the most important thing. Cars are material and can be replaced; our lives are irreplaceable,” he wrote.
China, African Union Renew Calls for Zimbabwe Sanctions to Be Lifted
The embassy said the sanctions had undermined Zimbabwe’s sovereignty, restricted its development and hindered Southern Africa’s pursuit of shared economic progress.
UK Backs Zimbabwe’s Bid to Rejoin Commonwealth
Hoyle expressed support for Zimbabwe’s aspirations and undertook to engage the UK Executive to help expedite the country’s bid for full membership.
Mnangagwa Pledges Dream House for Gokwe Couple Who Cycled Across 22 Countries
“He said that when it comes to your house, I’m going to build you your dream house, a house of your dream,” they recounted.
Two Pedestrians Die in Mutare Hit-and-Run Accident
The fatal accident occurred at around 3 am on October 23, with both victims dying on the spot.
Bulawayo–Victoria Falls Road Works Resume, 73.4 km Completed
Mangwana said the journey currently takes about 15 hours, underscoring the need to improve the condition of the route.
Zimbabwe’s ‘Porcupine’ Mataya Returns to EFC Hexagon for South African Showdown
The Zimbabwean made a winning start at EFC 137, defeating South Africa’s Ayanda Zwane by unanimous decision and earning support from Zimbabwean fight fans.
Police Arrest 5,780 in Nationwide Stock Theft Crackdown
Harare recorded the highest number of arrests, with 1,860 people apprehended, followed by Mashonaland Central with 604 and Mashonaland West with 701.
Zimbabwe Fears Ebola Importation as the Country Hosts COMESA Summit
“People may come in whilst they are in the incubation stage and then develop symptoms when they have already passed the airport,” Mombeshora said.
Zimbabwe Projects 663,000-Tonne Cereal Deficit Amid Super El Niño Threat
According to Tuesday’s Cabinet briefing, the country is expected to produce 1,607,198 metric tonnes of cereals against a national requirement of 2,270,386 metric tonnes, leaving a shortfall that will require increased mobilisation of grain stocks and limited imports.