Vet Services Are Strictly Done At SPCA Offices : SPCA Sounds Alarm Over Fake Vet Officers Visiting Homes

By Dickson Bandera The Harare Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) has issued a public warning over a growing wave of fraudulent veterinary services being offered by individuals falsely posing as SPCA employees. In an urgent statement released this week, SPCA Harare management revealed that certain individuals have been impersonating staff members…

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Marambire Urges Zimbabweans to Defend National Image Amid Investor Concerns

Dr Barnabas Marambire By Dickson Bandera Barmlow Construction founder Dr Barnabas Marambire has issued a passionate plea to Zimbabweans to exercise caution and patriotism when speaking about their country on social media, warning that consistently negative portrayals of Zimbabwe are harming efforts to attract meaningful investment. As Zimbabwe continues to court foreign direct investment to…

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Linda Masarira Introduces Zhizha Natural Dried Foods, Targets Local and International Market

By Dickson Bandera Outspoken opposition politician Linda Masarira is venturing into the agri-business space with the launch of Zhizha Natural Dried Foods, a range of organic dried agricultural products she says are poised to transform the food industry. In a social media announcement, Masarira revealed plans to launch the products formally soon amd hit the…

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Jah Prayzah Suffers U.S. Visa Setback, Cancels July Concerts

By Dickson Bandera Award-winning Zimbabwean musician Jah Prayzah has cancelled his highly anticipated U.S. shows originally scheduled for July 4th in Washington D.C. and July 5th in Dallas. The decision follows an unexpected visa processing issue faced by his team. Taking to social media, Jah Prayzah explained the circumstances behind the cancellations and addressed his…

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Be Guided By Interests of Ratepayers, President Urges Councils

President Emmerson Mnangagwa By Dickson Bandera President Emmerson Mnangagwa has called on Zimbabwe’s 92 local authorities to urgently address service delivery failures and refocus on the needs of the ratepaying public, warning that continued negligence and poor performance by some councils is unacceptable. Speaking at the All-Councillors Indaba held in Bulawayo this Thursday, which brought…

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Zimbabwe Among Six African Nations Selected for UNESCO AI Ethics Pilot

By Dickson Bandera Zimbabwe has been named among six African countries selected to participate in a global pilot programme spearheaded by UNESCO to promote the ethical development and deployment of Artificial Intelligence (AI). During a post-Cabinet briefing in Harare this Tuesday, the Minister of Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services, Dr. Jenfan Muswere, announced that Cabinet…

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