Clive Tatenda Makumbe in Zimbabwe An investigation into the Mkoba 21 housing scheme has opened a can of worms, revealing a series of scandals that include the illegal sale of land, gross negligence and incompetence. The probe follows residents’ approach to the Minister of State for Provincial Affairs and Devolution, Owen Ncube, over delays in […]
Clive Tatenda Makumbe in Zimbabwe By February 2024, Zimbabwe will record 38,763 cases, if Government of Zimbabwe and Non-Governmental Organizations don’t step up the fight against cholera which was reported earlier this month by UNICEF Emergency Specialist for Zimbabwe, Rosewiter Mazivofa. There are more and more cases of sickness in the provinces of Mashonaland Central, […]
Editorial Zimbabwe is enjoying a wave of assurances about food security after authorities described a record grain harvest last year, but recent El Niño forecasts could test the country’s agricultural production ambitions. The devastating phenomenon could further underscore Zimbabwe’s disaster preparedness, as the country has received early warnings of impending climate-related humanitarian crises over the […]
Clive Tatenda Makumbe in Zimbabwe The Global Partnership for Education has invested USD50 million towards the education system in Zimbabwe as part of efforts to improve the functionality, protection, and safety of children in Schools, to enhance foundational Literacy and Numeracy for all girls and boys, and to enhance the education sector equity-focused leadership in […]
Clive Tatenda Makumbe in Zimbabwe The lack of water is a significant problem that needs urgent attention in today’s development. Currently, 24 billion individuals reside in nations facing water scarcity. A majority of small-scale farmers are already facing challenges in accessing clean water, nutritious food, and essential services like hygiene and sanitation. Women, indigenous people, […]
Clive Tatenda Makumbe in Zimbabwe In the next two years, 18 million doses of the groundbreaking malaria vaccine will be distributed among twelve African countries from various regions. The implementation of this initiative is a significant progress in the battle against a major contributor to mortality in the region. The distribution of the malaria vaccine […]
Clive Tatenda Makumbe in Zimbabwe Many residents in Gweru’s high-density suburbs unwittingly settled on wetlands, unaware of the looming consequences of building on ecologically sensitive land. The continuous development of these wetlands contributes to water and sanitation problems, including frequent shortages and dysfunctional sewer drainage systems, which compound the daily hardships for many residents. Wetlands […]