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Eddie Cross withdraws statement, offer apology to the First Family

In a shocking turn of events, Eddie Cross, a prominent Zimbabwean economist withdraws his statements regarding the endemic corruption that he alleges involves members of the first family. The withdrawal and subsequent apology was issued after he was summoned to…

Tech

Why the Emphasis on Inclusive Development and Shared Prosperity?

A Book Excerpt from: Artificial Intelligence: A Driver of Inclusive Development and Shared Prosperity for The Global South) By Professor Arthur G.O. Mutambara As the Global South embraces Artificial Intelligence (AI), it is essential to review whether and how its…

International

Democrats turn to college football star in search for ‘next Obama’ as party’s popularity plummets

Daily Mail: Emily Goodin, Senior White House Correspondent Democrats are searching for their party’s next star as their popularity plummets against President Donald Trump and his MAGA faithful. A top name on that list is Wes Moore, the 46-year-old governor of…

News

117 Graduates at Chipinge College of Horticulture

Chipinge; – 117 young people graduated at the Chipinge College of Horticulture under the Youth Empowerment Programme (YEP) having endured a year of grueling training in various disciplines. The graduands spent 1 year studying brick laying, cosmetology, carpentry, welding, ICT,…

Garwe Must Withdraw Ultimatum Against Vendors: NDWG

By a Sentinel Correspondent The National Democratic Working Group (NDWG) has slammed Local Government Minister, Daniel Garwe’s order on Local authorities to evict street vendors, demanding that government immediately withdraws the order and address root causes of the rot affecting…

News

Religion vs Politics

Zimbabwe Churches and the Dangers of Political Overreach By Takura Zhangazha The Zimbabwe Heads of Christian Denominations (ZHOCD) recently issued a statement on an issue which essentially waded into a Zanu Pf debate around extending the current president E.D Mnangagwa’s…

News

A Tale of Mutare Women

Mandatory caesarean operations bring worry to expecting mothers Staff reporter Pauline Mutape (name withheld) is a pregnant single mother with two little boys who are aged 4 and 7 years. They both stay in Sakubva with their mother. Pauline wakes…

News

Kanyemba community in dire need for compensation from human wildlife conflict

By Staff reporter A grueling five hour journey in the dusty and dilapidated road over a distance of 100 kilometers from Mushumbi Pools in the midst of wild animal infested terrain leads one to Kanyemba Ward1 under Chief Chapoto in…

EMA flexed muscle, bans two Chinese miners

By Nhau Mangirazi   – HURUNGWE- In a move likely to resolve the environmental crisis affecting water sources due to environmental protection, the Environment Management Agency (EMA) recently banned two Chinese mining companies that were operating along Sanyati River. One…

News

COMMUNITIES IN BUHERA SOUTH BEMOAN DEFORESTATION

Rampant deforestation in Buhera South raises concerns Buhera South, Zimbabwe – Residents in Buhera South are clearing large areas of trees to construct garden fences, burn bricks for house building, and sell them, exacerbating climate change concerns. The widespread cutting down…