Chipinge Times

03/11/2025

City of Mutare is proposing to reintroduce the Education Special Rate in its 2026 budget to support the construction and upgrading of schools, as the city battles a growing shortage of learning facilities.
Speaking during one of the ongoing budget consultation meetings, Acting Finance Director Ronald Guni said the city is facing a widening gap between the number of pupils and the availability of education infrastructure.

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03/11/2025

Kadoma Town Council has been criticised by Acting Auditor General, Rheah Kujinga for ignoring procurement recommendations given by its evaluation committee without giving any reasons.
Kujinga’s 2024 report for the council said Kadoma procured work suits, safety shoes and oils from suppliers that were not recommended by its evaluation committee.

Kadoma Town Council ignores best bidder in procurement deal Latest

03/11/2025

Catholic Daily Liturgical Guide 03/11/25

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3RD 2025.

THIRTY FIRST WEEK IN ORDINARY TIME YEAR I.

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FIRST READING
“God has consigned all men to disobedience, that he may have mercy

A reading from the Letter of Saint Paul to the Romans (ROMANS 11: 29 – 36)

03/11/2025

Residents of Redcliff have pleaded with the local authority to rid its houses in the town of machete thugs who are causing a reign of terror.

The residents said this at the 2026 budget consultation meeting held at the Civic Center on Wednesday. They said that the thugs are staying in the two-roomed council houses in Torwood.

“We are living with criminals in Torwood, the machete gangs are wreaking havoc and we have cases of people being attacked on a daily basis.

“They come outside and sharpen their machetes in broad day light. Even council employees are afraid to get into the premises of the thugs to disconnect water and these people have huge water bills.

Machete thugs causing havoc – Redcliff budget meeting told Crime

30/10/2025

United States of America (USA) based Grace Chikwanda who hails from Chiredzi has launched a Liz M Raads Foundation that is assisting girls across Chiredzi schools.
The foundation is named after Chikwanda’s late sister, Lisa Mhloyi a popular content creator who died in 2023.
The foundation began by donating 1330 packs of sanitary wear and 155 underpants to 5 schools. A registered nurse accompanied foundation members during the donation and taught menstruation to girls.

USA based Chiredzi woman launches foundation Latest

30/10/2025

Three suspected drug dealers who were arrested with a kilogram of dagga at Target Kopje Shops, Masvingo have been remanded in custody.
Sipiwe Ruzegwe (33), Blessing Muzeza (28) and Peter Mashora (36) were remanded in custody by Masvingo Magistrate, Caroline Tafira Nyoni on Tuesday and will be back in court.

3 remanded in custody over a kilo of dagga Latest

30/10/2025

Rural ZANU PF supporters in Gutu South were left disappointed after attending Auxillia Mnangagwa’s Gota/Nhanga program at Maungwa School. Villagers from across the district lamented receiving small portions of raw rice instead of maize seed to plant ahead of the rainy season. They said the rice would only last a few days, with some adding that relying on such handouts promotes laziness and diverts attention from tackling the real issues affecting the country.

29/10/2025

There was heavy riot Police and CIO presence at the High Court in Masvingo last Monday as five Zimbabwe National Students Union (ZINASU) students suspended from Midlands State University (MSU) appealed for reinstatement.
The appeal was thrown out by Justice Sunsley Zisengwe for late submission of papers.
Fanuel Gona, Nester Moyo, Tanaka Sibanda, Keegan Mathe and Takunda Mhuka were suspended on February 25, 2025, after an MSU disciplinary hearing found them guilty of conducting an unsanctioned recruitment drive of ZINASU members on campus.

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28/10/2025

A Muslim man was left bitter recently after Police barred him from entering the High Court in Masvingo on account of his religious dress.Best clothing retailers
Adams Asipu (78) who had travelled from Harare to attend a relative’s bail case was dressed in a thawb, an ankle-length garment with long sleeves, like a robe. He was chased away from the courtroom in the presence of a Masvingo Mirror reporter.
Asipu was approached by a Police officer as he sat in the reception area and told not to enter the courtroom. He later entered Courtroom A and a Police officer followed and ejected him. He had to sit in his car throughout the hearing of the case.

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27/10/2025

Police has summoned and interviewed Zanu PF Masvingo District Coordinating Committee (DCC) secretary for security, Esau Mutanho over the violence he allegedly unleashed leading to the disruption of the launch of opposition politician Job Sikhala’s biography in Masvingo in July this year.

Police summon Mutanho over book launch violence Crime

27/10/2025

Catholic Daily Liturgical Guide 27/10/25

MONDAY, OCTOBER 27TH 2025.

THIRTIETH WEEK IN ORDINARY TIME YEAR C.

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FIRST READING
You have received the spirit of sonship in whom we cry, “Abba! Father!

A reading from the Letter of Saint Paul to the Romans (ROMANS 8: 12 – 17)

27/10/2025

A Muslim man was left bitter two weeks ago after Police barred him from entering the High Court in Masvingo on account of his religious dress.
Adams Asipu (78) who had travelled from Harare to attend a relative’s bail case was dressed in a thawb, an ankle-length garment with long sleeves, like a robe. He was chased away from the courtroom in the presence of a Masvingo Mirror reporter.
Asipu was approached by a Police officer as he sat in the reception area and told not to enter the courtroom.

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