LOCAL NEWS

Staff Reporter

Government has noted with concern, the increased number of illegal settlers on agricultural land. The Second Republic has been battling with an increasing number of illegal settlers on farms countrywide and has vowed to evict them in order to restore sanity on State land.

Political Reporter

As Zimbabwe prepares for the 09 December 2023 by-elections, the political atmosphere is intensifying, with parties rallying their supporters and calling for wise voting choices.

Political Reporter

The political landscape in Masvingo is heating up as the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) faces internal challenges ahead of the crucial Ward 2 by-election slated for 09 December 2023.

Staff Reporter

Amalgamated Rural Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (ARTUZ) leader, Obert Masaraure`s move to disturb the court proceedings and influence court decision in Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) Zengeza West legislator  member, Job Sikhala`s court proceedings has been unmasked. This follows his plans to mobilize people to attend the incarcerated former legislators’ court case in a bid to incite protests.

Staff Reporter

Two Government ministries have collaborated in promoting the utilization of Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) for national development aimed at creating a digitalized economy in Zimbabwe by 2030.

Political Reporter

In what is being perceived as a continuation of Zambia’s United Party for National Development's (UPND) anti-Zimbabwe stance, reports have surfaced about that party's youths planning a disruptive march to the Zimbabwean Embassy in Lusaka tomorrow.

Staff Reporter

In a united voice of gratitude, citizens across various communities are applauding the Government for its prompt and effective measures to curb the spread of cholera.

Political Reporter

The Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) Hatfield Ward 22 Councillor Clemence Maimba was involved in a violent altercation yesterday with a Kombi crew over a bus fare dispute.

Staff Reporter

Bikita Minerals, a prominent player in the lithium mining sector, is earning the applause of residents as it spearheads transformative community projects.

Mrs. Chipo Mapfumo, a long-time resident, shared her joy, saying, "Bikita Minerals has truly brightened our lives with the new power line. The electricity has made a significant difference, and we applaud their commitment to enhancing both their operations and our community."

The installation of a power line has not only powered Bikita Minerals' operations but has brought electricity to the surrounding areas.

Mr. Tawanda Moyo, a farmer from Nyika, expressed, "Electricity was a dream for us. Now, thanks to Bikita Minerals, we have it. This initiative deserves our applause for its positive impact on our community."

Residents in Nyika, Zaka, and Gutu are benefiting from Bikita Minerals' corporal social responsibility activies, with a donation securing materials for a power line. Mrs. Sibongile Makoni, a community leader in Zaka, applauded the initiative

 "This donation has united our communities through the gift of electricity. Bikita Minerals deserves our heartfelt applause for connecting us." Mrs Sibongile stated

The improvement of local transportation infrastructure, funded by Bikita Minerals, has received praise from residents such as Mr. Farai Chikwava. "The roads are smoother now, thanks to Bikita Minerals' investment. Transportation is more efficient, connecting us to neighbouring areas with ease. We applaud their vision for holistic development."

Clean water, a basic necessity, is now more accessible with the installation of boreholes by Bikita Minerals. Mrs. Linda Mukono, a mother of three, said, "Having clean water at our doorstep is a blessing. Bikita Minerals' contribution has transformed our daily routines, and we applaud their dedication to our well-being."

Mara School, a new educational institution which was also built by Bikita Minerals, has become a beacon of hope for the youth. Mr. Tendai Chirara, a parent, expressed, "Education is the key to a brighter future. Mara School, made possible by Bikita Minerals, has opened doors for our children. We applaud their investment in shaping the next generation.

Finally, Bikita Minerals' financial assistance to Shumbaimwe clinic to the tune of US$30 000 has significantly improved healthcare services in that community. Mrs. Memory Mutasa, a local nurse, said, "The clinic now has better facilities and resources, ensuring prompt and quality healthcare services. Bikita Minerals' contribution is commendable, and we applaud their support for our health needs."

The local mine's commitment to community development has become a source of pride, this resonates with the Second Republic’s mantra of leaving no one and no place behind

Meanwhile, President ED Mnangagwa, is set to open one of Bikita Mines plant on the 29th of this month.

Staff Reporter

Bikita Minerals, a prominent player in the lithium mining sector, is earning the applause of residents as it spearheads transformative community projects.

Mrs. Chipo Mapfumo, a long-time resident, shared her joy, saying, "Bikita Minerals has truly brightened our lives with the new power line. The electricity has made a significant difference, and we applaud their commitment to enhancing both their operations and our community."

The installation of a power line has not only powered Bikita Minerals' operations but has brought electricity to the surrounding areas.

Mr. Tawanda Moyo, a farmer from Nyika, expressed, "Electricity was a dream for us. Now, thanks to Bikita Minerals, we have it. This initiative deserves our applause for its positive impact on our community."

Residents in Nyika, Zaka, and Gutu are benefiting from Bikita Minerals' corporal social responsibility activies, with a donation securing materials for a power line. Mrs. Sibongile Makoni, a community leader in Zaka, applauded the initiative

 "This donation has united our communities through the gift of electricity. Bikita Minerals deserves our heartfelt applause for connecting us." Mrs Sibongile stated

The improvement of local transportation infrastructure, funded by Bikita Minerals, has received praise from residents such as Mr. Farai Chikwava. "The roads are smoother now, thanks to Bikita Minerals' investment. Transportation is more efficient, connecting us to neighbouring areas with ease. We applaud their vision for holistic development."

Clean water, a basic necessity, is now more accessible with the installation of boreholes by Bikita Minerals. Mrs. Linda Mukono, a mother of three, said, "Having clean water at our doorstep is a blessing. Bikita Minerals' contribution has transformed our daily routines, and we applaud their dedication to our well-being."

Mara School, a new educational institution which was also built by Bikita Minerals, has become a beacon of hope for the youth. Mr. Tendai Chirara, a parent, expressed, "Education is the key to a brighter future. Mara School, made possible by Bikita Minerals, has opened doors for our children. We applaud their investment in shaping the next generation.

Finally, Bikita Minerals' financial assistance to Shumbaimwe clinic to the tune of US$30 000 has significantly improved healthcare services in that community. Mrs. Memory Mutasa, a local nurse, said, "The clinic now has better facilities and resources, ensuring prompt and quality healthcare services. Bikita Minerals' contribution is commendable, and we applaud their support for our health needs."

The local mine's commitment to community development has become a source of pride, this resonates with the Second Republic’s mantra of leaving no one and no place behind

Meanwhile, President ED Mnangagwa, is set to open one of Bikita Mines plant on the 29th of this month.