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Blessed Mhlanga’s fury exposes Zim’s broken justice system

6 days 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 week 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 week 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.
Zimbabweans you have a voice to stand up for what is right

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

IN times of great challenge, history calls on ordinary people to become extraordinary. Zimbabwe is going through a difficult season economically, politically and socially. But from this dust of adversity, heroes and legacies are forged. This is not a time to be silent. It is a time to remember that you have a voice, a conscience and a responsibility. You were not born to be silent when your people are in pain. You are the stone, a symbol of strength, courage and permanence.
Urgent amicable solution required for lecturers’ grievances

2 weeks ago | newsday.co.zw | Tendai Ruben Mbofana

UNIVERSITY of Zimbabwe lecturers have been demonstrating over low salaries and poor working conditions. Lecturers are angry about the meagre salaries they are being paid, with some getting about US$250 and ZiG10 000 per month only. Just a few years ago, junior lecturers used to be paid about US$2 500 per month.
The world is now sick and tired of Zim, and won’t rescue us

2 weeks ago | newsday.co.zw | Tendai Ruben Mbofana

WILL we ever learn the brutal truth? There have been calls recently by some human rights activists in Zimbabwe for the Commonwealth to delay readmission of Zimbabwe to the group of largely former British colonies. This comes in the wake of a resurgence in human rights violations and repression by the (President Emmerson) Mnangagwa administration.
'Trade must inform, shape relationship between Zimbabwe and Mozambique'

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

BULAWAYO, Apr.28 (NewsDayLive) - Trade between Zimbabwe and Mozambique should now play a leading role in shaping and informing the relationship between the two countries, a top government official has said. Addressing guests at the just ended Zimbabwe International Trade Fair in Bulawayo, Industry and Commerce minister Nqobizitha Ndhlovu said the centuries-old trading relations between the two neighbouring countries should be scaled up.
Struggling farmers find solace in Sesame production

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

PHILLIP Mapfumo and his wife Kestina Sibanda, from Mwenezi’s ward 7, are forever grateful for coming across information that led them to venture into Sesame farming after a bumper harvest on their first trial. Sesame is a highly sought-after crop, particularly in the Asian markets. For the couple, the task of growing it is quite easy and cheap but with lucrative returns. “Last season was our first attempt to plant Sesame seeds,” Mapfumo said.
Govt targets to enhance value-addition of natural resources before export

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

BULAWAYO, Apr.25 (NewsDayLive)- Government says it wants to scale up processing of all natural resources earmarked for export to enhance value-addition and job creation. This was disclosed by Industry and Commerce minister Mangaliso Ndhlovu while addressing exhibitors and traders a the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair early this week. “At the heart of our industrialisation strategy lies the fundamental principle of value addition of our agricultural produce and mineral beneficiation.
ZPRA rejects land levy

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

Local A RECENT move by the government to introduce a US$500 per hectare levy on black farmers has sparked backlash from the Zimbabwe People’s Revolutionary Army (ZPRA) ex-combatants. They accused the government of betraying the spirit of the Lancaster House Agreement and warned that Zimbabwe risks returning to the tensions of the colonial era if the levy is not scrapped.