CAFOD Lent Campaign: Saving lives in Zimbabwe
This Friday the 23rd February the Catholic overseas aid agency of England and Wales, CAFOD is holding its annual Family Fast Day....
Bellarmine Mugabe granted bail after two nights in custody
Former Zimbabwean president Robert Mugabe’s son, Bellarmine Chatunga Mugabe, and his four robbery and assault co-accused have each been granted bail of $100 (approximately R1 655).
Isn’t it time for Africa to move on from colonial paranoia and accept white leadership?
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Bringing Nutrition Closer to Home for Families in Domboramwari and Overspill, Epworth, Zimbabwe
“I used to think healthy food was only for families with money,” she explained. “Now I know how to combine the foods I already have at home to make balanced meals for my children.”
Bulawayo residents face 50% tariff hike, new levies in 2027
The City of Bulawayo has adopted a US$440.6 million budget for 2027, featuring a 50% general tariff increase and new monthly levies on property owners and businesses to finance road rehabilitation, public lighting and disaster preparedness.
Ziyambi defends schools’ use of debt collectors over unpaid fees
Minister of Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs Ziyambi Ziyambi has defended schools’ use of debt collectors to recover outstanding fees, saying parents have a responsibility to meet their financial obligations but learners should not be penalised for their failure to pay.
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