YOTI MEDIA Network

01/06/2025

ZIMBABWE'S MANDARIN ROAD TO SUCCESS

Tears of joy streamed down Taurai Tawanda’s face upon learning that she had been awarded a scholarship under the China-Zimbabwe Friendship Scholarship Programme for academic excellence.

Tawanda says the scholarship is a game-changer in her teaching career, as it will help to broaden and enrich her job prospects, particularly among key Chinese companies based in Zimbabwe.

“I am grateful to the authorities who have made it possible for me to hone my skills in teaching the Chinese language, especially as our language consultancy firm is about to -

Tears of joy streamed down Taurai Tawanda’s face upon learning that she had been awarded a scholarship under the China-Zimbabwe Friendship Scholarship Programme for academic excellence. 

31/05/2025

LUSAKA'S HOME OF HOPE

Just like other vulnerable kids who crowd Zambia's street corners for handouts, Amos Zulu was filled with fear.

One frigid night, he lay awake on his thin cardboard wondering how to relocate to another township from Lusaka's notorious slum of Chibolya, a renowned hub for drug trafficking, alcohol abuse and burglary, among other illicit activities, where even the police do not dare to tread.

Zulu, 15, eluded police arrest and realized how dangerous drug dealing was. The fierce anti-drug security crack squad made him quit drug trafficking and go to St. Lawrence Home of Hope.

"I fled from my uncle's house at the age of 12 after I endured physical and mental abuse. I then joined a gang of drug dealers in our neighborhood to - https://mbuyotimedia.blogspot.com/2025/05/lusakas-home-of-hope.html

26/05/2025

CHINESE HEALTH-CARE IN MASHONALAND

Gertrude Nyathi walks calmly into Zimbabwe’s Mahusekwa Hospital for antenatal care in Mashonaland, where she is expected to give birth in the next five months.

In a country where medical facilities are obsolete, patients flock to seek medical care at the Chinese-aided hospital, seen by many as a game changer in Marondera district.

“Before this hospital was built, pregnant women had to travel long distances to go to Harare for antenatal services and some even gave birth on the way. The Mahusekwa Hospital has brought great relief to - https://mbuyotimedia.blogspot.com/2025/05/chinese-healthcare-in-mashonaland.html

Gertrude Nyathi walks calmly into Zimbabwe’s Mahusekwa Hospital for antenatal care in Mashonaland, where she is expected to give birth in the next five months. 

25/05/2025

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15/05/2025

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08/05/2025

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31/03/2025

BoZ launch new bank notes, coins

Bank of Zambia Governor Denny Kalyalya says the Zambian Kwacha has a rich history of paying tribute to the country’s aspirations, values and national identity.

Speaking during the launch of the highly anticipated new Bank notes and coins dubbed, the 'Heritage Series,' at Mulungushi International conference centre, Dr. Kalyalya affirmed that the milestone honours that legacy while introducing modern security features and design.

Dr. Kalyalya is flanked by senior government officials at the colorful event including Finance minister Situmbeko Musokotwane, Tourism minister Rodney Sikumba and Mines Minister Paul Kabuswe among others.

"Starting today, you can use the new banknotes and coins for transactions. Kwacha, Ngwee – Embracing Our Heritage."

23/03/2025

SMART AGRICULTURE AMID SCORCHING DROUGHT

In the parched terrain of Magoye in Zambia's Mazabuka District, about 150 km south of the capital Lusaka, Dixon Lungu braves the blistering afternoon heat as he waters his scorched maize crop.

As the days turn into weeks without rain, Lungu understands the importance of the rainy season better than most. Every drop of water is precious on his 1-hectare farmland, where he grows maize.

"It's been over a month without rain after the planting season, so the effect on the maize field is very bad. We're just praying to God for rainfall so we can have - https://mbuyotimedia.blogspot.com/2025/03/smart-agriculture-amid-scorching-drought.html

09/03/2025

NOURISHING THE NEXT GENERATION

Adriano Kanyesigye and his friends walk up to 5 miles each day to attend a school where they are served a free meal. It’s a journey that pupils in Karamoja in northeast Uganda willingly make to avoid starvation.

The 30-year-old resident of Karamoja explained that the region is struggling with hunger, as the local population is severely impacted by a food crisis caused by drought and pests.

“I’m really grateful that my kids have at least one meal a day when they go to school, rather than staying home where food is scarce. At home, we have nothing to eat. Sometimes we boil sorghum or - https://mbuyotimedia.blogspot.com/2025/03/nourishing-ugandas-next-generation.html

19/02/2025

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16/02/2025

SISTERS HELP REINTEGRATE VULNERABLE CHILDREN

Timothy Siazanga, a grade 10 student at Linda Secondary School, walks home after class, braving the sweltering afternoon heat while anxiously yearning to see his mother at her home on the outskirts of Zambia's tourist destination - Livingstone, about 480 km (or 297.6 miles) south of the capital, Lusaka.

He spoke to Global Sisters Report about a stressful ordeal he went through after his father died in 2014.

"A year after dad and mum got divorced, dad became very sick and died. Our relatives [took] all his properties, including a herd of cattle he -

Timothy Siazanga, a grade 10 student at Linda Secondary School, walks home after class, braving the sweltering afternoon heat while anxiously yearning to see his mother at her home on the outskirts of Zambia's tourist destination - Livingstone, about 480 km (or 297.6 miles) south of the capital, Lus...

08/02/2025

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