Chipinge Times

30/07/2025

A Gutu man who had been declared missing for two days by his family was found hanging from a tree with injuries all over his body. Kudzai Mwandimutsira (33) of Gonville, Gutu went missing on July 12 and was found hanging from a Muchakata on July 15, 2025.

30/07/2025

As part of it’s tradition to offer a helping hand, Zimbabwe Council of Churches (ZCC) women’s fellowship last Saturday donated groceries and various goods worth over US$1 500 to Chiredzi Prison.
The donation included buckets, bins, plates, cups, pampers, sanitary wear, clothes and groceries.

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30/07/2025

Beloved, many have missed their divine season of elevation in business not because of lack of skill or opportunity, but because they failed to behave well in the presence of greatness. The Bible says in Proverbs 18:16, “A man’s gift makes room for him and brings him before great men.” But it is behaviour that sustains him there.
You may carry a powerful idea or divine mandate for business, but without the right attitude and conduct, destiny helpers will walk away. Joseph in the Bible is a perfect example, his behaviour, humility, and integrity made room for him before Pharaoh, despite being a prisoner. Behaviour matters!

Business Teaching Message: How Good Behaviour Unlocks Divine Business Opportunities Latest

30/07/2025

Magistrate Esteri Chivasa has sentenced a Marange man (43, name withheld) to 15 years in jail after convicting him on ra**ng his minor niece (10).
The incident happened on May 11, 2025, at Chapeyama Village, Chief Marange in Mutare.
Circumstances are that the accused sneaked into his niece’s room at night, closed her mouth and r***d her. He threatened to assault her if she disclosed the matter to anyone

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30/07/2025

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30/07/2025

The U.S. Department of State has announced the launch of a formal investigation into Harvard University’s continued eligibility to serve as a sponsor for the prestigious Exchange Visitor Program. The probe aims to determine whether the university remains compliant with federal regulations governing the program, including transparency, national security, and adherence to the principles of cultural exchange.
All institutions participating in the Exchange Visitor Program are expected to maintain full compliance with established rules. These include transparent reporting, proper oversight of participants, and a demonstrated commitment to promoting mutual understanding and cultural exchange foundational goals of the initiative.

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30/07/2025

Catholic Daily Liturgical Guide 30/07/25

WEDNESDAY, JULY 30TH 2025.

SEVENTEENTH WEEK IN ORDINARY TIME YEAR C.

FIRST READING
Seeing the skin of Moses face, they were afraid to come near him.

A reading from the Book of Exodus (EXODUS 34: 29 – 35)

https://masvingomirror.com/catholic-daily-liturgical-guide-30-07-25/

30/07/2025

Royal Studio Africa last week held its inaugural Manicaland Provincial Debate Tournament in Mutare.
The debate focused on building stronger families and industrialisation of Africa by youth.
Sixty teams, each comprising of two members drawn from schools across the province competed. Some schools had three or four debate teams.
Royal Studio Africa is a local youth organization founded by David Mamvura.
Mamvura told Masvingo Mirror that the tournament aims to offer young children opportunities to develop their critical thinking, public speaking and leadership skills.

Royal Studio Africa holds inaugural schools debate Latest

30/07/2025

In a significant move that underscores ongoing tensions over international policy, the United States has informed the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) of its decision to withdraw from the organisation.
The US Department of State announced the decision yesterday, stating that continued involvement in UNESCO is not aligned with the national interests of the United States. The decision to leave reflects disagreements over the global agenda and Israeli relations.
“UNESCO has increasingly prioritised a globalist, ideological agenda that is at odds with US interests. We can no longer support an organisation that undermines our policies and promotes divisive causes,” said Department spokesperson Tammy Bruce in a statement.
https://masvingomirror.com/us-announces-withdrawal-from-unesco

30/07/2025

A groundbreaking study by North-West University (NWU) has explored how legally prepared South Africa and Zimbabwe are to navigate a just energy transition away from coal.
Conducted by LLM student Tariro Mary Tingini as part of her postgraduate research at the Faculty of Law, the study offers a critical comparison of the climate-related laws and policies in both countries, evaluating how they support or hinder a fair and inclusive shift to renewable energy.
Coal remains the dominant source of energy in both countries, but the study notes that legal reforms have begun to signal a shift. Tingini’s research delves into whether these policy changes are sufficient and whether they consider the socio-economic realities of affected communities.

NWU study exposes gaps in SA, Zimbabwe Climate Laws Latest

29/07/2025

The Parliament of Zimbabwe has conducted a capacity building workshop for parliamentarians aimed at strengthening their oversight capabilities on public finance management, budget processes and analysis.
The training which was held from July 18-21, 2025 at a local hotel in Masvingo was for portfolio committees on Health and Child Care, Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Development and Tourism and Hospitality Industry.

Parliament conducts capacity building workshop for MPs Latest

29/07/2025

A disabled Buhera girl (11) suffered an excruciating death as she was burnt to death after her parents’ house was gutted by fire whilst she was alone.
Rutendo Mlambo of Nendanga Village, Chief Chamutsa, Buhera could not walk nor crawl out of the two roomed house.
Manicaland Acting Police Spokesperson Assistant Inspector Wiseman Chinyoka confirmed the incident to Chipinge Times.
The fire broke out around 11am when Rutendo had been left home alone.

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