By Blessing Nduku and Buhle Mhlaulo
The Zimbabwe Women Bureau hosted a highly anticipated breast cancer awareness luncheon drawing a record of fifty attendees last week Friday at Pastry Master Restaurant in Gweru.
Breast cancer has affected millions worldwide but with education and awareness the fight against it can be won.
Sister Chanda a health expert delivered a poignant presentation highlighting the symptoms of breast cancer and debunking common myths.
“Breast cancer affects not only women but also men” “Early detection is crucial...
The Tongogara Rural District council hereby gives notice, In terms of subsection (2) ofsection 15 of the Regional, Town and Country Planning Act, Chapter 29: 12, as read withsection 8 of the Regional, Town and Country Planning (Master and Local Plans) Regulations,1977 that the Shurugwi Rural District Master Plan has been adopted and is now on publicexhibition commencing 15 October 2024 and ending 15 December 2024.
All the documents: relevant to the draft master plan are on public exhibition at...
IN the estate of the late Tsungai Mashavakure (DRGWE 516/24) of 164 Mataga Growth Point, Mberengwa who died at Gweru on the 17th day of April 2009.
ALL persons having claims against the above named estate are required to lodge them in detail with the undersigned not later than the (3) day of and those indebted thereto are required to pay to the undersigned the amounts due by them within the same period, failing which legal proceedings will be taken...
Blessing Nduku
Preparations are in full swing for the Nedbank Great Dyke Tour, Zimbabwe's premier cycling event which is scheduled to take place from the 7th of November to the 9th of November starting in Mashonaland West to Midlands Province.
Speaking to this reporter the Chairperson of Buy Zimbabwe Munyaradzi Hwengwere emphasized the importance of the Great Dyke saying it is one of Zimbabwe’s most significant natural treasures.
"The Great Dyke is a unique geological marvel, the longest and widest of its...
Blessing Nduku
In a bold move to tackle the growing scourge of crime, the Midlands Province launched a campaign aimed at eradicating murder, domestic violence, machete violence, drugs, and substance abuse last week in Shurugwi in collaboration with the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP).
“We are here to talk about crime in our community especially the use of drugs which leads to crimes like murder, attempted murder, assault, rape and domestic violence with the aim of campaigning where we live and where...