ZTN Correspondent At least 14 children aged between six months and 15 years have succumbed to measles following an outbreak in Zimbabwe. The Ministry of Health and Child Care reports that 72 cases have so far been reported in Mutasa district, 30 km northeast of Mutare. In a statement on Wednesday; “To date a total […]
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Zimbabwe’s second school term began today (Tuesday). And for the first time in two Years, schools opened at once unlike in the past when they opened in phases due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Lloyd Ndemo Police in Zimbabwe’s capital, Harare are worried about an increase in motor vehicle thefts. This week alone, Harare recorded six cases of theft from motor vehicles and theft of motor vehicles by a syndicate of thieves believed to be using signal jammers to disable vehicle central locking systems and tracking sensors. On Wednesday, […]
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Sharon Munjenjema Zimbabwe’s President Emmerson Mnangagwa says currency manipulators in the country have been identified and will soon face the music. Lately, the Zimbabwe dollar has been on a free fall when pegged against the United States dollar with the black market rate breaching the 300-dollar mark. The president was addressing the Zanu PF Central […]
Continue Reading Lloyd Ndemo The Zimbabwe Anticorruption Commission has impounded nine cross-border buses for transporting smuggled goods. Zacc launched an anti- smuggling operation last week following a tip off from whistleblowers of rampant smuggling activities by some cross-border bus crews. Some of the smuggled goods include alcoholic beverages, blankets, clothes, shoes, washing powder and energy drinks worth […]
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Lloyd Ndemo Tired of practising far away from a sound office, a daring Harare woman, Trish Barewa, aged 24, was arrested on Monday last week at ZRP Support Unit after she ‘reported for duty’ clad in police uniform. She ran out of luck as discrepancies in her dressing sold her out to an alert police officer […]
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Thupeyo Muleya, Beitbridge Bureau The Zimbabwean Embassy in South Africa says so far it has identified five of its nationals who were killed by devastating floods in Kwazulu Natal province last week. According to the KwaZulu-Natal provincial government, the death toll from the floods now stands at 443 with 63 more people still missing. Search […]
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Thupeyo Muleya, Beitbridge Bureau South African security agents have arrested 14 people in connection with the murder of a 43-year-old Zimbabwean by a mob that is pushing hate crimes against migrants, especially Zimbabweans around Gauteng province. The victim, Elvis Nyathi of Matobo District under chief Malaba area was stoned, killed and burnt by the suspects […]
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ZTN Correspondent Zimbabwe’s President Emmerson Mnangagwa says his Government is committed to improving civil servants’ conditions of service and is strengthening legislative frameworks to protect all workers. He said this at the country’s 42nd Independence anniversary celebrations in the second largest city, Bulawayo, on Monday. This was the first time the main celebrations have taken […]
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ZTN Correspondent Zimbabwe’s President Emmerson Mnangagwa says the Southern African nation is on course to achieving a US$12 billion mining industry by 2023. He also said Zimbabwe will increase its energy output by the end of 2022. President Mnangagwa said this during Zimbabwe’s 42nd independence anniversary celebrations in the country’s second largest city, Bulawayo, on […]
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