Zimbabweans must not be mere spectators in their nation’s political future
The strength of any nation lies in the courage of its people to actively shape its destiny, rather than leaving it to the whims of a...
Early detection key to managing dementia, health experts say
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Ngozi Mine residents demand homes, jobs if Geo Pomona takes over landfill
Waste pickers at Bulawayo’s Richmond Landfill, popularly known as Ngozi Mine, say they are not opposed to plans to transform the city’s troubled dumpsite; however, any prospective waste-management operator has to provide them with alternative accommodation and employment if the project results in their relocation.
Nguluvhe warns headmen against illegal land sales
Matabeleland South Minister of State for Provincial Affairs and Devolution Albert Nguluvhe has warned traditional leaders against illegally selling communal land, saying those involved risk arrest and prosecution.
Addressing inequality must include a focus on land redistribution
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