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🌍 *Environmental Education Program* 🌍*Topic: Plastic Waste Management: Who is Responsible?*Plastic waste is everywhere. ...
09/07/2026

🌍 *Environmental Education Program* 🌍

*Topic: Plastic Waste Management: Who is Responsible?*

Plastic waste is everywhere. But whose job is it to fix it? 🤔

Join *Lowveld Rural Development Initiative* in collaboration with *Zimbabwe Waste Pickers Platform* for an important conversation about _Our Role. Our Choices. Our Future._

*Speakers:*
1. *Sinethemba Ndebele* - Environmental Advocate
2. *Fungai Mutimodyo* - Zimbabwe Waste Pickers Platform Representative

📅 *Date*: Friday, 10 July 2025
⏰ *Time*: 7:00pm - 8:00pm
📱 *Platform*: WhatsApp Voice Call

Let’s learn, discuss, and act for a cleaner, healthier environment.
*REDUCE. REUSE. RECYCLE.*

Join the conversation here: https://call.whatsapp.com/voice/WQD7EA3IFXjQTNyn1hOLzw

Ever heard of a side hustle that got so successful it started looking like a multinational corporation?Because Zimbabwe ...
24/06/2026

Ever heard of a side hustle that got so successful it started looking like a multinational corporation?

Because Zimbabwe Republic Police recently raided what they thought was an illegal alcohol operation...

and ended up finding enough equipment to make people ask:

"Wait... was this a crime scene or a factory tour?"

We're talking bottling machines.

Distillation tankers.

Boilers.

Separators.

At some point the police report stopped sounding like an arrest and started sounding like somebody's annual business report.

And honestly...

I have questions.

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Gan Chen (52) and Peng Yujun (52), two Chinese nationals were arrested by the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) for operating a large-scale, illegal alcohol manufacturing and distribution factory.

What do you think about this appointment. Is Chelsea saved 🔵 ⚽
17/05/2026

What do you think about this appointment. Is Chelsea saved 🔵 ⚽

ALL ZIMBABWEAN SCHOOLS TO REGISTER ZIMSECZimbabwe will require all schools to register learners for national examination...
01/05/2026

ALL ZIMBABWEAN SCHOOLS TO REGISTER ZIMSEC

Zimbabwe will require all schools to register learners for national examinations administered by the Zimbabwe School Examinations Council beginning in 2027.

Starting next year, all the schools in this country are going to offer one examination and it will be mandatory for all schools in Zimbabwe.

While the government is mandating ZIMSEC examinations, Moyo said that some schools may still offer international qualifications such as Cambridge Assessment International Education alongside the national exams. However, those institutions will be required to
demonstrate how students can reasonably sit both.

Zim breaking news

ZIMBABWEAN SCHOOL NAMES RENAMEDThe government has proposed renaming dozens of schools across the capital, replacing col...
30/04/2026

ZIMBABWEAN SCHOOL NAMES RENAMED

The government has proposed renaming dozens of schools across the capital, replacing colonial-era names with those of liberation war heroes and indigenous figures

Prince Edward High School would become Murenga Boys, Queen Elizabeth School would be renamed Sally Mugabe, and Lord Malvern would be known as Waterfalls High under a sweeping government proposal to shed colonial names from 20 secondary and more than 40 primary schools in Harare

Zim breaking news

WARNING TO ALL ZIMBABWEANS IN SOUTH AFRICA The Embassy of Zimbabwe in South Africa issued an advisory on April 28, 2026,...
28/04/2026

WARNING TO ALL ZIMBABWEANS IN SOUTH AFRICA

The Embassy of Zimbabwe in South Africa issued an advisory on April 28, 2026, warning all Zimbabwean nationals residing in South Africa to remain vigilant and limit movements following reports of “disturbing demonstrations” targeting foreign nationals in the country.

Zim breaking news

28/04/2026

The most iconic songs from Matabeleland 🎶🔥



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MUSHIKASHIKA owners and drivers will now have to explain every dent on their cars as police continue hunting for suspect...
23/04/2026

MUSHIKASHIKA owners and drivers will now have to explain every dent on their cars as police continue hunting for suspected offenders involved in hit-and-run accidents.

In the past two weeks, the police have impounded more than 200 kombis and private vehicles for a range of traffic-related offences.

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