LOCAL NEWS

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Vice-President Dr. Constantino Chiwenga will today open the first-ever Zimbabwe-Zambia (Zim-Zam) Energy Projects Summit in Victoria Falls.

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National Assembly Member for Mt. Darwin South Constituency, Kudakwashe Mupamhanga has vowed to intensify development initiatives in the constituency in line with President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s vision for a prosperous Zimbabwe.

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Mashonaland Central Province has kicked off a domestic tourism festive season campaign to encourage citizens to explore local destinations, boosting revenue for Zimbabwe’s hospitality sector.
Speaking at the launch last Saturday at Mazowe Dam Resort, Tourism and Hospitality Industry Minister, Barbra Rwodzi emphasized the importance of reinvesting holiday spending in Zimbabwe’s tourism industry.

“Bonuses were released in November so that people can enjoy the festive season. However, instead of spending that money in Botswana, South Africa, or Dubai, we are urging citizens to visit local destinations like Kariba, Victoria Falls, and Mazowe. Every dollar spent here supports local businesses and creates jobs for our people,” she said.

Minister of State for Provincial Affairs and Devolution, Christopher Magomo called for accelerated development in the province.
“The campaign coincides with efforts to enhance tourism in Mashonaland Central Province under the Northern Tourism Corridor Initiative. The initiative aims to develop a vibrant corridor from Shamva through Guruve to Kanyemba on the Zambezi River.

To unlock Kanyemba’s tourism potential, we must prioritize accessible amenities and finalize the Kanyemba conceptual development plan,” he said.

A Mazowe Dam Resort representative who declined to be named highlighted the area’s unique offerings.
“Many visitors are discovering Mazowe for the first time. This destination has excellent facilities, including event venues and restaurants. We are proud to showcase what our Province has to offer,” said the official.

Running under the theme “Travel Zimbabwe,” the campaign encourages citizens to explore and support local tourism.

With the sector contributing over 5% to the national GDP, promoting domestic travel is key to sustaining growth and creating opportunities.
As Zimbabweans prepare for the festive season, the initiative underscores the value of celebrating the country’s rich and diverse attractions.

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A medical camp held at Parirenyatwa Hospital from November 11 to 15, 2024, concluded on a high note with the successful completion of 10 life-saving heart surgeries.

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Victoria Falls will tomorrow host children and delegates from seven SADC countries for the 2024 Regional World Children’s Day celebrations.

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Government has commended war veterans in Mashonaland West Province for leading sector-based business ventures that are bolstering economic empowerment and improving livelihoods.

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Government has announced that Zimbabwe’s ongoing national skills audit will lead to a more strategic approach to closing skills gaps across industries, ensuring that the workforce is properly assessed and positioned to meet national needs.
The audit is intended to identify areas where the country is lacking critical skills, allowing for targeted educational and training programs that improve workforce efficiency and address Zimbabwe’s development goals.

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Zimbabwe’s agricultural sector is facing a growing threat from fake seeds flooding the market, putting farmers’ livelihoods at risk.

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The Deputy Minister of Defence, Brigadier General (Rtd) Levi Mayihlome, recently officially commissioned a newly constructed carpentry and joinery block at the Zimbabwe Military Medical Rehabilitation Centre (ZMMRC) yesterday.

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Kufakwevantu Chirigo, a 37-year-old man from Chipinge, has been sentenced to 10 years in prison by the Chipinge Magistrates' Court for attempted murder following a violent altercation with his sister.