Municipal police feasting from helpless street vendors
As Zimbabwe’s economic crunch continue to bite the unemployed population, vendors in Harare Central Business District have reported increased cases of harassment by municipal police officers who are reported to be looting and converting vendors wares for personal use. Obadiah…
Freak accident!
A lorry parked uphill plunged into a drain a few metres from the nearest house. The lorry is used to carry sand was parked at a descending slope along a street in Kuwadzana Phase 3, Harare. A short while later,…
Bikita Rural District Hospital receives blankets
The Seventh Day Adventist donated blankets worth US$600 dollars to Bikita Rural Hospital. In a shocking revelation, patients were said to be surviving on rice for every meal. They have rice for their breakfast, lunch and supper. The worst is…
Teachers and students on access road construction.
Having realised that the road to access Chirumba High was now very bad for both locals and visitors the school staff and students went out to mend the access road. Chirumba High, situated 10km from Nyika Growth Point, is a Bikita Rural District…
Irrigation transforms rural lives
Irrigation, the artificial application of water to soil or land to assist in the production of agricultural crops has greatly contributed to the improvement of the standards of living of people par-taking in farming activities. From irrigation proceeds, a…
New Borehole for Epworth Residents.
Epworth is a large, marginalized high density community in Harare whose main challenge has been water. Residents have resorted to sinking wells at their homestead. Overspill residents are overjoyed by the recent drilling of a borehole at their shopping centre…
Ambulance Donation Welcomed by Rimbi Community in Chipinge (Development)
Zimbabwe’s decade long economic crisis has crippled the health sector with most rural health centres struggling to provide quality services to the people. However Rimbi Community in Chipinge got some reprieve late last month on 26 June, 2014. This was after…