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HALF of Zimbabwe Harare boreholes unsafe because of cholera and human waste contamination. Half of the boreholes in Harare’s western and northern districts are contaminated with human waste and could be potentially unsafe sources of drinking water. Water samples from boreholes in these areas, heavily relied upon by residents due to erratic municipal water supply, showed traces of sewer and E. coli bacteria, capable of causing water-borne diseases like typhoid and cholera. The discovery comes…

CCC Sec Gen Tshabangu files High Court application to bar recalled CCC members from 03 February 2024 by election. Sengezo Tshabangu has urgently submitted an application to the High Court, seeking an injunction to prevent 23 candidates affiliated with the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) from participating in the upcoming by-elections scheduled for February 3rd. On December 18, 2023, the 23 CCC candidates successfully submitted their nomination papers at the Nomination Court. This occurred despite…

6 killed as haulage truck ploughs into Mazda BT50 carrying 17 passengers on Mutare-Marange road On Friday afternoon, a tragic road accident claimed the lives of six individuals at the 35-kilometre mark along the Mutare-Marange Road. Additionally, 12 others sustained injuries in the collision involving a haulage truck and a Mazda BT50 vehicle. Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi, the national spokesperson for the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP), verified the incident, noting that the fatal crash occurred…

Tribalistic Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC) presenters humiliate Mnangagwa by Israel Dube A divided house cannot stand so is a divided country. Since time immemorial, anti-Matabele Shona supremacists have been popping up everywhere in Zimbabwe to express their tribal hatred for Matabeles. The latest advocates of tribal hate have taken their anti-Matabele act to the National Broadcaster ( ZBCTV) Live on air, while the world was watching, they mocked and belittled the late King of Matabeleland…

Zimbabwe raises age of sexual consent from 16 to 18 years President Emmerson Mnangagwa utilized the Presidential Powers Act to modify the Criminal Law Code and restore the age of consent to eighteen (18) years. The age of consent denotes the age at which an individual is legally recognized as capable of consenting to sexual activities. It signifies the minimum age at which someone is deemed sufficiently mature to legally agree to engage in sexual…

FORMER Zanu-PF youth leader Godfrey Tsenengamu gives up on Zimbabwe, migrates to England 4 hrs Former Zanu-PF foot soldier and youth leader Godfrey Tsenengamu has given up on Zimbabwe and relocated to England according to a message posted on his official Facebook account. He paints a grim picture of the future under the leadership of President Mnangagwa. Tsenengamu, who was campaigning for exiled former cabinet minister Saviour Kasukuwere’s presidential bid in the 2023 harmonised general…

Former England boss Sven-Goran Eriksson says he has “best case a year” to live after being diagnosed with cancer. The 75-year-old Swede was the first foreign coach to manage England and led the side to the quarter-finals of the 2002 and 2006 World Cup and 2004 Euros. “I’m going to resist for as long as I can,” Eriksson told Swedish Radio P1. “I have an illness that’s serious. Best case a year, I have worst…

‘MNANGAGWA APPOINTS new Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC) board chaired by niece Helliate Rushwaya’ The new board was announced in a statement by Acting Permanent Secretary for Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services, Mr Jonathan Gandari this Wednesday. Other members of the new ZBC board include Advocate Lewis Uriri, Mr Chipo Nheta, Ms Precious Charandura, Mr Charles Munganasa, Dr Henry Mukono and Dr Naneti Silikuni. Meanwhile, the Ministry of Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services is reminding all…

ZAMBIA delays start of school year 2024 as cholera deaths rise Zambia has delayed the start of its school year by three weeks, echoing measures taken in January 2018, as cholera deaths in the southern African nation climb. School reopenings have been suspended until at least 29 January as part of measures to contain the outbreak that has infected 3 757 people and killed 128 countrywide since October. The highest daily rate was reported on…

KAROI ACCIDENT-5 die in Magunje CAG bus head on crash with a mazda van Five people have died, three of them on the spot, in a head-on collision involving a Magunje-bound CAG bus and a Mazda pick-up truck along the Karoi-Binga Highway this afternoon. Police confirmed the accident which occurred in the Marongora area in Magunje district. In a statement, police said three people died on the spot while two others died on admission to…