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Bulawayo hosts International Day of Yoga

1 week ago | newsday.co.zw | Mpumelelo Moyo |Nizbert Moyo

Bulawayo on Sunday joined the rest of the world in celebrating International Day of Yoga, which was designated by the United Nations more than 10 years ago. Hosted by the Indian embassy, the event attracted a significant number of people from all walks of life at the Cricket Academy Excellence in Suburbs, including the Indian ambassador to Zimbabwe Bramha Kumar, Industry deputy minister Rajesh Indukant Modhi and Minister of State for Bulawayo Province Judith Ncube.
Bizarre: Gokwe woman sucks juvenile’s blood

1 week ago | newsday.co.zw | Mpumelelo Moyo

A 33-YEAR-OLD woman from Gokwe in the Midlands province has been arrested for allegedly sucking the blood of an underage girl for suspected ritual purposes. Provincial police spokesperson Inspector Emmauel Mahoko confirmed the developments. “Police arrested Mavis Sibanda (33) on allegations of assault involving sucking the blood of a 10-year-old juvenile.
UN agencies team up on sexual and reproductive health rights

3 weeks ago | newsday.co.zw | Vanessa Gonye

TWO United Nations (UN) agencies have combined forces to integrate sexual and reproductive health rights as they to address the interconnected needs of Zimbabweans. The joint partnership by UNFPA and WFP will cover areas such as family planning, prevention of gender-based violence and food and nutrition security in food assistance activities.
Palestine eyes Zim for investment opportunities

3 weeks ago | newsday.co.zw | Vanessa Gonye

PALESTINE has identified Zimbabwe as a safe and promising investment destination, with Palestinian investors eager to explore economic partnerships amid efforts to diversify their portfolios beyond their war-torn homeland. This development was confirmed by the Palestinian ambassador to Zimbabwe, Tamer Almassri, following a courtesy call on Industry and Commerce minister Mangaliso Ndlovu in Harare on Thursday.
Gwayi-Shangani project 72% done, but progress criticised

3 weeks ago | newsday.co.zw | Sharon Sibindi

THE long-awaited Gwayi-Shangani Dam is now 72% complete, a mere 2% gain from October 2024 amid complaints by observers about the slow progress of the project. The Gwayi-Shangani Dam, a major component of the Matabeleland Zambezi Water Project, has faced multiple setbacks and missed several deadlines. Initially set for completion in December 2023, the deadline was pushed to the first quarter of 2024 due to resource constraints.
Media urged to expose GBV, child marriages

3 weeks ago | newsday.co.zw | Vanessa Gonye

THE Zimbabwe Gender Commission (ZGC) has urged journalists to effectively report on gender-based violence (GBV), drug and substance abuse as well as early marriages to curb the vices. ZGC chief executive officer Virginia Muwanigwa said this while addressing journalists at a workshop convened by the commission with support from Population Solutions for Health.
University students urged to drive innovation

3 weeks ago | newsday.co.zw | Mpumelelo Moyo

MASVINGO Provincial Affairs and Devolution minister Ezra Chadzamira has urged university students to embrace innovation to drive economic development in the country. Chadzamira said this on Friday, while giving a special lecture at the Reformed Church University in Masvingo. “The world we live in is rapidly evolving economically, technologically, socially and politically,” he said. “The challenges we face from climate change to economic inequality are complex and interconnected.
Blessed Mhlanga’s fury exposes Zim’s broken justice system

4 weeks ago | newsday.co.zw | Jacob Kudzayi Mutisi

THE fenced gate of Harare Central Remand Prison swung open on Wednesday night, releasing Alpha Media Holdings journalist Blessed Mhlanga after 73 days of pre-trial detention. But the man who emerged was not the same one who entered. Watching Mhlanga’s Press interview following his release, one could not help but be struck by the rage of anger radiating from him.
Only Zimbabweans can rescue the health system

1 month ago | newsday.co.zw | Jacob Kudzayi Mutisi

FORTY-FIVE years on, the time for silence has passed. Every Zimbabwean, whether at home or in the diaspora, knows the painful truth: our health sector is crumbling. Hospitals without medicines, clinics without basic equipment and health workers without pay have become the norm, not the exception. The government has failed to protect one of the most fundamental rights of its people, access to quality healthcare. The consequences are visible, brutal and personal.
Utariri programme provides home-grown climate change solutions

1 month ago | newsday.co.zw | Kennedy Nyavaya

WEDNESDAY, May.07, (NewsDayLive) - Environment, Climate and Wildlife minister Evelyn Ndlovu has rallied local communities to devise home-grown solutions while effectively utilising partnerships with various stakeholders, including government, in dealing with the impacts of climate change. Climate change is arguably the greatest challenge currently facing humanity with its effects significantly threatening livelihoods, especially in developing countries like Zimbabwe.