Institute of corporate directors zimbabwe ignored Prophet Passion java diss ,Tinashe Mutarisi approved by institute of corporate directors as the most influential young leader 2020 Tinashe Mutarisi CEO of Nash paints/Nash Tv/Nash furnitures has been awarded the most influential young leader for the year 2020. Tinashe Mutarisi speaks " You guys made me and i will be forever grateful mufunge zvamunofunga kuti ndiri handizvo zvandiri asi nekusada kukunyadzisai i am fighting day and night to be that person therefore developing myself bit by bit wena!Mwari vakupeiwo zvishuviro zvemoyo yenyu kana bedzi zvakakakunakirai! By #beingnicefornoprice i did indeed built an army of all weather loyal friends who always push me me to do the best that I can all the time 😢 One mo
For the first time in 2021, Zimbabwe on Saturday recorded zero COVID-19 deaths, bringing hope to the nation that President Emmerson Mnangagwa will finally open up the country to allow citizens to hustle for their families. In January alone, the country registered an average of 27 COVID-19 deaths on a daily basis bringing the total number of COVID-19 deaths in the month to 837 deaths compared to 244 in February. On Saturday the Ministry of Health and Child Care (MoHCC) reported 14 new cases, all of them local cases. The cumulative number of deaths as of 27 February 2021 stood at 1 463, 36 058 positive cases and 32 590 recoveries. The national recovery rate has crept up to 90.4% and 3 126 frontline workers have been vaccinated. Zimbabwe reverted to a hard lockdown on 5 January
The teachers’ union wants the government to declare an order that pupils repeat their classes so that they proceed to the next level after acquiring the requisite knowledge as stipulated in the curricular. The Progressive Teachers’ Union of Zimbabwe (PTUZ) is pushing for the government to nullify the 2020 academic year so that pupils have adequate time to cover essential elements of the syllabi, after normal learning was disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic. “It is almost a year now without proper learning taking place in schools,” PTUZ spokesperson Peter Machenjera said. “Considering that a human mind has the propensity to delete automatically any dormant files, it means that when schools reopen, most pupils would have forgotten concepts taught before 2020.&
Drama as family buries wrong body Drama as family buries the wrong body. A family insider, speaking to B Metro, said a misunderstanding broke out after the late Mthokozisi Ndlovu’s family members were handed a wrong body by Falakhe Funeral Services officials. Chaos and confusion reigned for a family from Lobengula West suburb after they were given a wrong body by a funeral parlour and had to travel all the way to Plumtree to exhume the body of their loved one for reburial in Bulawayo. “On Tuesday at around 8am, we left for Falakhe funeral parlour to take the body of our late relative Mthokozisi Ndlovu (34), who had died last week at Thorngrove hospital, for burial at Luveve Cemetery. “But we were surprised to see the funeral parlour officials seeming to be too busy
The Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education says it is currently assessing the readiness of schools to reopen in line with the Ministry of Health and Child Care and World Health Organisation (WHO) COVID-19 prevention protocols. According to the Ministry of Education’s Communications and Advocacy director, Taungana Ndoro, some schools are well-prepared to reopen while others are moving towards full preparedness. He said: We are doing an assessment of the schools’ preparedness for reopening. We are assessing boarding schools especially to check preparedness for opening and adherence to MoHCC and WHO Covid-19 protocols. … It’s a mixed bag. Other schools are well-prepared, others moving towards full preparedness. The schools first term was supposed to start o
PAKAVE nebhaisikopo remahara parufu rweimwe mbavha kwaZimunya, kwaMutare, apo mumwe wevanhu vaiva panhamo apa akaona gumbeze rake iro rainge rakabiwa rakatoputiriswa chitunha. Mumhan’ari uyu akabva ati anoda gumbeze rake zvisinei nekuti rainge rakaputiriswa chitunha chemutorwa. Gumbezi iri rakatorwa rikaendeswa kumapurisa kuti rizomira seumbowo pamhosva iyo inofungirwa kuti yakaparwa namushakabvu Amos Nyaira wemubhuku rekwaGosho pamwechete nevamwe vake vaviri. Mutauriri wemapurisa mudunhu reManicaland, Inspector Tavhiringwa Kakohwa vanotsinhira nezvenyaya iyi. “Gumbeze rakawanikwa iri richashandiswa seumbowo pamhosva dzakaparwa nemufi uyu nevamwe vake,” vanodaro Insp Kakohwa. Nyaira nevamwe vake vaviri vari kupomerwa mhosva dzinodarika 50 dzekuba uye kubata ch
Zimbabwe Instagram community is on fire as Living Legend DJTOWER has vowed to do something no human has ever done and that is to fight a ghost . Tinotenda Makete is a very powerful and well know Celebrity ghost that is well connected with celebrities and may even be friends with DJTOWERS. After Tino Makete exposed some of DJTOWERS blessers towers being loyal decided to take the bullet for his blessers. Towers started attacking Tinotenda Makete who in turn is exposing everyone of DJTOWERS blessers as punishment for DJTOWER attacking him or her. Watch the video below of Towers ranting at Tinitenda Makete
The affected health workers include nurses, student nurses, doctors, matrons, laboratory scientists, nurse aides, general hands and pharmacists. Healthcare workers have been greatly exposed to Covid-19 due to the shortage of personal protective equipment in the country. Nurses, the greatly affected group which account for 37 percent of the total Covid-19 confirmed cases among heathcare workers globally are on strike which enters day 52 today. More than 100 nurses at Mpilo Central and United Bulawayo Hospitals have contracted the virus, forcing them into quarantine, thereby reducing the number of workers who are manning the public institutions. According to the Ministry of Health and Child Care Covid-19 Zimbabwe Situation Report, Harare and Bulawayo have reported the highest num
Former Commander Zimbabwe Defence Forces General Constantino Dominic Guvheya Nyikadzino Chiwenga did not want President Robert Mugabe to be ousted from the Presidency through a military coup, former Cabinet Minister Walter Mzembi has revealed. Writing a Twitter thread on Saturday, Mzembi said throughout the meetings in November, Chiwenga was clear that his demands did not include the ousting of Mugabe. Mzembi further adds that when SADC and AU underwrote a deal to bring President Emmerson Mnangagwa from exile and re-instate him, Mnangagwa turned down the offer. Read the full thread below: I do not believe Chiwenga wanted Mugabe out per se, was deceived by the cunning Serpent to a point of no return. Observing his mannerisms as VP & aloofness from current m
Parirenyatwa Hospital is kicking out nurses from government accommodation who are demanding for better working conditions and wages!‬ ‪This is what LOOTING of public funds does to citizens.‬ ‪The LOOTERS like Obadiah Moyo will steal and pay you very little just to get by, but not enough for you to own your own place.‬ ‪They will give you government accommodation/flats, then they will ask you to be their slaves.‬ If you refuse, they will kick you out knowing that you have no resources to get by. If I were these nurses, I would simply ignore these notices and resist! The regime spends millions on cars, yet it pays people saving lives US$35 a month. What a bunch of jokers!
