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02/09/2020

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*Government Announces Schools Reopening Dates*

Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Minister Monica Mutsvangwa

The Government has set the 14th of September as the schools opening date for Cambridge examination classes and the 28th of September for the commencement of ZIMSEC examination classes.

The ZIMSEC examinations will start on 1 December 2020.
This was announced by the Minister of Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Minister, Monica Mutsvangwa during a post-cabinet media briefing on Tuesday. She said:

The schools opening dates are scheduled for 14 September 2020, for Cambridge examination classes and on 28 September 2020 for ZIMSEC examination classes.
Cabinet approved that the ZIMSEC examination classes should start on 1st December 2020.

The Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education is working closely with other Ministries and stakeholders to guarantee the safety of pupils and staff during the examinations period.

14/06/2020

TEAM ZANU PF NEWS BULLETIN_

https://www.sundaymail.co.zw/boterekwa-collapse-a-tip-of-the-iceberg

Boterekwa collapse a tip of the iceberg
14 JUN, 2020 - 00:06 0 COMMENTS
Boterekwa collapse a tip of the iceberg
Freedom Mupanedemo
Midlands Bureau

SEVEN years ago, reports surfaced that a two-roomed house in “Scenic Shurugwi” had disappeared into a sinkhole after a mine tunnel collapsed.

Although no one was inside the house, the hair-raising incident left the community shocked.

In 2014, a man living in a compound of a mining company in Kwekwe lost his garden and orchard after the ground gave in, in what was suspected to be a mineshaft failure.

To much shock and awe, a report, however, revealed that the entire town of Kwekwe was in danger of disappearing into the belly of the earth.

Although this was roundly dismissed, many people still live in fear of being buried alive as hundreds, if not thousands, of tunnels meander under the mining towns of Shurugwi and Kwekwe.

For years, chiefs in Shurugwi, Mapanzure and Zvishavane have complained about losing livestock in open pits dug by miners, legal and illegal, in their communities.

A section of a road that links Mandamabwe and Zvishavane was swept away by rains after chrome miners dug too close to the road on either side of the highway.

Much damage has been caused to the environment, road infrastructure, schools and communities in general along the Great D**e, particularly in the Midlands Province.

This time, environmental transgressions of the past may have finally caught up with everyone who has turned a blind eye.

Boterekwa escarpment, a six-kilometre mountainous stretch of road linking Shurugwi town to Mapanzure communal lands to the south of the mining town, is finally giving in.

After years of being undermined, literally, by fortune-seekers, the meandering road that snakes its way through the Boterekwa Pass in Shurugwi is collapsing.

Built several decades ago by Italian craftsmen, the breath-taking road

SEVEN years ago, reports surfaced that a two-roomed house in “Scenic Shurugwi” had disappeared into a sinkhole after a mine tunnel collapsed. Although no one was inside the house, the hair-raising incident left the community shocked.

14/06/2020

TEAM ZANU PF NEWS BULLETIN_

https://www.sundaymail.co.zw/weekend-behind-bars-for-nguwaya
Weekend behind bars for Nguwaya
14 JUN, 2020 - 00:06 0 COMMENTS
Weekend behind bars for Nguwaya
Prosper Dembedza

Delish Nguwaya, a country representative for Drax Consult SAGL and Drax International (LLC), yesterday appeared in court on allegations of defrauding the Government of US$42 million in a botched medicinal products deal.

Nguwaya (36) was facing two counts of fraud when he appeared before Harare provincial magistrate Mrs Vongai Muchuchuti Guwuriro.

The State, led by Mr Charles Muchemwa and Lancelotte Mutsokoti, opposed bail before making an application for the matter to be postponed to Monday.

Nguwaya’s lawyer, Mr Tafadzwa Hungwe, opposed the State’s application to postpone the bail application to Monday, prompting the magistrate to rule that it be entertained later in the day.

When the matter resumed after lunch, the State insisted that the matter be postponed to Monday. Mr Mutsokoti said the State intended to lead evidence from the investigating officer, who was only identified as Superintendent Nyachega from the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC), on why bail is being opposed but could not proceed as he was called for other duties. Mr Hungwe told the court that when the charge was put to his client in the morning, Supt Nyachega was present in court, but he chose to excuse himself after the matter was briefly stood down.

He said bail was a right and urgent in its nature, therefore, its application cannot be postponed to Monday.

However, Mrs Guwuriro said the court’s hands were tied before postponing the matter to Monday for full bail application.

Allegations are that sometime last year, Nguwaya, in connivance with Llir Dedja, who is still at large, tendered an expression of interest to supply medicines through a US$20 million loan facility under a company called Papi Pharma.

It was, however, turned down after a vetting process by the relevant G

Delish Nguwaya, a country representative for Drax Consult SAGL and Drax International (LLC), yesterday appeared in court on allegations of defrauding the Government of US$42 million in a botched medicinal products deal.

14/06/2020

TEAM ZANU PF NEWS BULLETIN_

https://www.sundaymail.co.zw/lobola-hasnt-been-banned-ziyambi

Lobola hasn’t been banned: Ziyambi
14 JUN, 2020 - 00:06 0 COMMENTS
Lobola hasn’t been banned: Ziyambi
Senior Reporter

The Marriages Bill does not outlaw the payment of bride price (lobola), but it seeks to prohibit marriage officers from requesting proof of payment of the same when solemnising a customary marriage, Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Ziyambi Ziyambi has said.

The current law requires marriage officers to satisfy themselves with proof of payment of the traditional bride price before formalising a customary marriage.

As a result, some families were not consenting to solemnisation of customary marriages until the groom pays full or part of the amount he would have been charged by his in-laws.

Minister Ziyambi told The Sunday Mail yesterday that there was a glaring discrepancy where the same onerous requirement did not apply to civil marriages.

“In terms of our current marriages laws, there are two types of marriages: civil and customary marriages.

“What has been happening is that in the case of a civil marriage, a couple would go to the marriage officer to solemnise the marriage with no questions being asked about payment of lobola,” he said.

“As long as the couple satisfies the requirements set out in the law, they solemnise the marriage through their marriage certificate.

“However, in terms of a customary marriage, the marriage officer would ask whether lobola had been paid to the bride’s family.

“That requirement had to be satisfied first before the marriage is solemnised.

“What the new law will do now is that requirement will fall away.

“But this does not mean we are saying people should not pay lobola, no!

“Lobola will still be paid, but the provision requiring the marriage officer to request proof of lobola payment is the one we have done away with.

“The groom is still required to pay the bride price to the bride’s family as

The Marriages Bill does not outlaw the payment of bride price (lobola), but it seeks to prohibit marriage officers from requesting proof of payment of the same when solemnising a customary marriage, Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Ziyambi Ziyambi has said.

15/05/2020

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LSU plans sanitiser, PPE production
 15 MAY, 2020

Andile Tshuma, Chronicle Correspondent
Government has released $200 000 to Matabeleland North province to fight Covid-19.
Part of the money has been channeled to Lupane State University which will use the money to buy raw materials for the production of hand sanitisers and personal protective equipment (PPE).
Addressing officials during a handover of Covid-19 material to Nyamandlovu hospital, which included PPE, Matabeleland North Provincial Affairs Minister Richard Moyo said Government was committed to equipping health centres to deal with Covid-19.
“We must continue working together and uniting our efforts in this fight against Covid-19. President Mnangagwa has said we should work together and move forward in the cause that unites us. The equipment that I am presenting today is part of the Presidential relief fund that seeks to improve and support all efforts in fighting Covid-19. This is part of President Mnangagwa’s programme to capacitate Government hospitals,” said Minister Moyo.
Lupane State University received $50 000 to be used to buy raw materials for the production of hand sanitisers and PPE.
“I urge stakeholders in different sectors to continue supporting and complementing Government efforts in fighting Covid-19. We all have a role to play in this fight against Covid-19,” said Minister Moyo.
He said the province had received more than 80 000 copies of Covid-19 education material, written in different languages.
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PSL set to increase registration for crash season
 15 MAY, 2020

Tadious Manyepo Sports Reporter
THE Premier Soccer League could allow clubs to register more than 30 players for what is set to be a crash 2020 Premiership season.
The new season, which was scheduled to get underway in March, is on hold due to the coronavirus epidemic.
But, with the ZIFA Emergency Committee provisionally setting A

14/02/2020

NEWS FLASH BYO

Govt identifies safe haven for Binga flood victims
 14 FEB, 2020

Mashudu Netsianda in Binga
Government has identified a temporary site to accommodate flood victims and mobilised resources to assist the affected families mainly in Nsungwale under Chief Sinakoma’s area here.
The floods claimed an elderly man’s life on Monday while 34 families were evacuated to safety by Government’s rapid response teams led by the Civil Protection Unit (CPU).
Matabeleland North Provincial Affairs Minister Richard Moyo yesterday distributed bags of grain and food hampers to the families that were affected by flash floods.
Cde Moyo also visited the affected areas.
He said Government was committed to addressing the plight of the victims and urged other stakeholders to complement its efforts.
“Government is aware of the plight of Binga villagers who were affected by floods in Nsungwale area under Chief Sinakoma. We have since started mobilising support to assist the affected communities. Food and non-food items have been mobilised and some of it will be swiftly dispatched to the site, which we identified as a temporary shelter,” he said.
Cde Moyo said the Zimbabwe National Water Authority had availed water bowsers and water treatment chemicals and 261 tents to the victims.
The tents, which were mobilised by the CPU, will be mounted onsite to house the affected families.
“We will continue to monitor the situation in order to give the appropriate intervention to the affected communities. I therefore urge all stakeholders to continue supporting the Nsungwale community and all donations should be channelled through Government structures, precisely the CPU,” said Cde Moyo.
Jafuta Foundation, a Victoria Falls-based NGO, chipped in with clothes, blankets and water purifiers, among other items.
According to a CPU report, 181 homes were affected by flooding of which 37 were completely destroyed, leaving the families homeless.
A bridge that links Nsungwale Village with a local

31/10/2019

*ZESA's Stepped⚡ Tariffs Vex Customers*

The Zimbabwe Electricity Transmission and Distribution Company (ZETDC) has defended its steeped tariff system saying that it rewards customers who are conscious about saving power.

The system was introduced recently by the power utility in a bid to ensure its sustainability by making sure that consumers pay for the electricity they use.

ZESA believes that the monthly 200 units of significantly lower-priced electricity under new tariffs for each household meter is enough for an average family that uses electricity wisely.

However, these first 200 units still cost significantly more than the flat rate introduced in August of 9,86c for each kilowatt-hour or unit.

The first 50 units are sold for 41c each, with that block totalling $20,50. Then the next 150 units are 91c each for a total of $136,50. The two blocks together come to $157 a month.

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The Zimbabwe Electricity Transmission and Distribution Company (ZETDC) has defended its steeped tariff system saying that it rewards customers who are conscious about saving power. The system was introduced recently by the power utility in a bid to ensure its sustainability by making sure that consu...

01/10/2019

THE DAILY NEWS UPDATES*

SHUTUP & GROOVE EVENTS CEO PROVED TO BE UNPROFESSIONAL

DR CKHUPHA OR CKHUMBA OF shutup and groove events accused young bulawayo artist Troy Larmain Morlin Of being gay and its all fake. It looks like the big giant want to revenge that the young boy terminated a deal with the S&G events.
We then spoke to Troy larmain and he had to say..

I had no beef with Dr ckhupha and i hate what he is trying to send to my fans and he ïs a caward . So Before being exposed of frauds,scamming and writing fake articles,the SG CEO "Dr Ckhupha" got sick for days and he never wanted anyone to what the real problem was but we have heard news that the Mighty Dr Ckhupha was found with a virus we can not state on this article and that he is a drug addict.It's hard for the SG team to admit that they have fallen from Grace,after CMR and Amazon Ent left them because of the frauds,Fake artist bookings as well as being scammers they then write another fake articles about the two companies trying to revenge for their failure.The Partnership of CMR and Amazon Ent. got SG catching feelings and out of hate and jealousy they then decided to cause Beef.The fake article about The CMR' artist and CEO was written because we all know that "Troy Larmain Morlin" was one of the people that helped in exposing Shut up and Groove for their fraud,lies and being scammers so this is another way of revenging and this is a personal beef which also leads to a war between the two companies