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Ethiopia’s army chief general shot dead while trying to prevent a coup attempt against the administration in Ethiopia’s northern Amhara region.

Posted on June 23, 2019 by newzimbabwevision

Ethiopia Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has announced on state television that army Chief of Staff, General Seare Mekonnen, has been shot dead in the Ethiopian capital, Addis Ababa while trying to prevent a coup attempt against the administration in Ethiopia’s northern Amhara region. A statement from the Prime Minister’s office added that:”The coup attempt in Amhara regional state is against the constitution and is intended to scupper the hard-won peace of the region. This illegal…

SADC says there are no isssues threatening security and politics in Zimbabwe to warrant putting the country on the agenda of the August 2019 summit in Tanzania.

Posted on June 22, 2019 by newzimbabwevision

A DIPLOMATIC offensive by the Nelson Chamisa-led MDC within the Sadc region appears to be hitting a brick wall as the bloc has indicated that there are no issues threatening security and politics in Zimbabwe to warrant putting the country on the agenda of the August summit in Tanzania.Sadc executive secretary Stergomena Lawrence Tax, currently in the country ahead of the summit, said she was not aware of any issues in Zimbabwe or raised by…

Mnangagwa has been appointed as Southern African Development Community (Sadc) Troika chairperson of Politics, Defence and Security

Posted on June 22, 2019June 22, 2019 by newzimbabwevision

AFTER THE BRUTAL MILITARY SHOOTING of civillians in Harare, Mnangagwa has been appointed as Southern African Development Community (Sadc) Troika chairperson of Politics, Defence and Security with effect from August 2019.This is no different frim the time SADC rewarded Mugabe with similar positions in the regional African body while Zimbabweans were calling for SADC assistance in removing Mugabe and the African nations next appointed Mugabe as the Africa Union Chair. More news to follow. Sibusiso…

71 YEARS AGO, ON 21/06/48 THE EMPIRE WINDRUSH ARRIVED WITH several hundred Caribbeans who disembarked on 22/06/48 at Tilbury Docks in Essex

Posted on June 22, 2019 by newzimbabwevision

71 YEARS AGO, ON 21/06/48 THE EMPIRE WINDRUSH ARRIVED WITH several hundred Caribbeans who disembarked on 22/06/48 at Tilbury Docks in Essex and left the ship to start a new life in Britain.The UK has declared 22 June as a Commemoration day to celebrate the many contributions the Caribbean community has made to British society and the government will give £500,000 annually to groups and local authorities who want to celebrate Windrush Day and educate…

PRINTED GUNS TRIAL: A UK UNIVERSITY STUDENT IS ACCUSED OF making weapons with a 3D printer

Posted on June 20, 2019 by newzimbabwevision

The University student, Tendai Muswere (25) who is accused of making weapons with a 3D printer, was allegedly caught with two computer-generated weapons when police officers searched his flat over a separate matter. Police found components of a 3D printed gun capable of firing a lethal shot during a search of Tendai Muswere’s home in Pimlico South West London . Tendai Muswere, 25,appeared at West-minster magistrates’ court yesterday and claimed he was doing a university…

TWO Bulawayo men Arkimon Sarishonga (41) and Blessing Muchenje (27) in court after raid at their flat 1st Av/J.M Nkomo St over illicit drugs recovered by cops

Posted on June 20, 2019 by newzimbabwevision

TWO Bulawayo men busted in a dramatic anti-drug operation in Bulawayo last week appeared in court on Monday, facing charges of violating the country’s drug trafficking laws.Arkimon Sarishonga (41) and Blessing Muchenje (27) were arrested in a raid at their flat in the central business district, where an assortment of illicit drugs was recovered by police units, including the Criminal Investigation Department Drugs and Canine Unit.There were claims that their flat, situated at the corner…

MANDELA’S aide race row shows social media perils as she reversed all the years of hard work with a stroke of a social media pen.

Posted on June 19, 2019 by newzimbabwevision

Zelda La Grange was Nelson Mandela’s private secretary and handled his diary even after he left officeTwenty years of walking one step behind Nelson Mandela and being the symbol of racial reconciliation have been wiped out in one lousy weekend of Twitter rants.That’s what happened in the Zelda La Grange incident.Ms La Grange was Mr Mandela’s personal assistant, strategically hand-picked by the late statesman precisely because her family history is deeply rooted in the Afrikaner…

YELLOWER YOLKS, DOUBLE THE NUMBER, LARGER EGGS , thanks to human extrement says Kenyan farmer Victor Kyalo.

Posted on June 19, 2019 by newzimbabwevision

www.newzimbabwevision says this practice is not new in the food production cycle, just that the consumers are never told the full truth, case in point, in Bulawayo Zimbabwe the Aisleby council farm at the sewage waste treatment centre in Richmond has ‘lush green grass’ grown on human waste from the treatment and watered with the water from the treatment process, resulting in ‘fat delicious beef’ sold to butchers who sell off the ‘lovely’ meat to…

NICK MANGWANA THE Perm Sec has opposed calls by ZANU PF regime MPs to bring back corporal punishment in schools

Posted on June 19, 2019 by newzimbabwevision

NICK MANGWANA THE Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Information Publicity and Broadcasting Services has opposed calls by the militarised Mnangagwa ZANU PF regime Parliamentarians to revisit the clause banning corporal punishment in schools, arguing “If beating up or torturing adults is inhumane and degrading treatment, how about children?”“It seems our MPS are advocating for violence against children. They attribute Zimbabwe’s high literacy rate to canning suggesting we were canned until we became literate,” said…

In sub-Saharan Africa, 60 million live with hepatitis B and 11 million live with hepatitis C now a major public health threat in Africa’.

Posted on June 19, 2019 by newzimbabwevision

NAIROBI. – The World Health Organisation (WHO) yesterday called on African governments and partners to roll out robust interventions aimed at reducing the burden of hepatitis disease in the continent. Olufunmilayo Lesi, communicable diseases specialist at WHO Regional Office for Africa, said hepatitis has emerged as a major public health threat in Africa.“The burden of viral hepatitis in Africa is huge, but we must harness the power of technology, knowledge and public awareness to accelerate…

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