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Burzil Dube is a freelance journalist based in Hwange, Zimbabwe. Contributed news stories to both local and foreign media houses. Willing to travel and cover stories in any part of the country as well as in Central and Southern Africa
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Mazibuko, model clash over US$180
Sipho Mazibuko, a model coach and founder of Miss Rural, is embroiled in a dispute with model Grace Sibanda over a US$180 passport fee. Sibanda accuses Mazibuko of misleading her about the necessity of a passport for her modeling career and demands a refund. Mazibuko claims the money was used for Sibanda's medical expenses after she fell ill. The situation is further complicated by financial issues within Miss Rural Production, leading to uncertainty about the pageant's future. The article highlights the financial and communication challenges faced by the organization.
Mayowe: An ambassador of Zimbabwe’s cultural heritage
Chengeto Rufaro Mayowe is a prominent cultural ambassador in Zimbabwe, dedicated to preserving and promoting the country's rich cultural heritage. Through her literary works and initiatives like Mambokadzi Builds and Tales of Dzimbahwe, she aims to improve the reading culture and cultural representation in Zimbabwe. Mayowe's efforts include donating books to underprivileged communities and advocating for better support for Zimbabwean authors. Her work has earned her recognition as a key figure in cultural promotion, and she continues to inspire the younger generation to embrace their heritage.
Bulawayo-Victoria Falls Road: In Bitumen World we trust
Bitumen World has entered into a public-private partnership with the Zimbabwean government to upgrade the Beitbridge-Bulawayo-Victoria Falls Road, aiming to improve traffic flow and support the tourism industry. The project, announced by Information Minister Jenfan Muswere and Transport Minister Felix Mhona, includes plans to rehabilitate other key roads in the region. The initiative is expected to significantly reduce travel distances and enhance road safety, with Bitumen World recognized for its quality workmanship in previous projects.
Bulawayo-Victoria Falls Road: In Bitumen World we trust
The Zimbabwean government has partnered with Bitumen World to upgrade the Beitbridge-Bulawayo-Victoria Falls Road, aiming to improve traffic flow and support the tourism industry. The project, part of a public-private partnership, involves upgrading, rehabilitating, and dualising sections of the road. Additional roads, including Kwekwe-Nkayi-Lupane and Karoi-Binga-Cross Dete, will also be reconstructed. The initiative is expected to reduce travel distances and enhance road safety, with Bitumen World recognized for its quality workmanship.
How ‘soon’ is rehabilitation of Byo
The Zimbabwean government has announced plans to rehabilitate the Bulawayo-Victoria Falls road, a key route for the tourism industry. Deputy Minister of Environment and Tourism, Tongai Mnangagwa, stated that resources are being consolidated to commence work soon. However, there is public skepticism due to past false starts and delays in similar projects, such as the Lupane-Nkayi-Kwekwe and Bulawayo-Nkayi roads. The article highlights the importance of these roads for tourism and the need for timely implementation to support the industry.
Bulawayo-Vic Falls route: human-traffic conflict
The Bulawayo-Victoria Falls highway, a crucial route for tourism and trade in Zimbabwe, is in urgent need of rehabilitation due to its deteriorating condition. The road is vital for accessing Victoria Falls, a major tourist attraction, and serves as a key trade corridor linking Zimbabwe with neighboring countries. The article highlights the importance of repairing the highway to support the tourism industry, which is recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic. Social media comments suggest various solutions, including community involvement and resource utilization from nearby areas, to expedite the road's rehabilitation.
Adios to a Lemba-Jewish scion
Dr. Robson Wuriga, a prominent Lemba enthusiast and scholar, passed away at 60, leaving a legacy of championing Lemba cultural history and norms. He was a senior lecturer at Great Zimbabwe University and played a pivotal role in establishing the Lemba Cultural Association. Wuriga was recognized for his dedication to Lemba and Orthodox Judaism, often leading to disagreements with reform Jewish sects. His academic journey included studies in South Africa, and he was involved in various editorial roles. Wuriga's peers remember him as a defender of Lemba heritage and a pacifist advocating for peace among Jews.
Namibia 'leads' the pack on human wildlife conflict management
Namibia is highlighted as a leader in managing human-wildlife conflict within the Kavango-Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area, which includes countries like Angola, Botswana, Zambia, and Zimbabwe. The Namibian government has implemented communal conservancy programs and a National Policy on Human-Wildlife Conflict Management to empower communities and promote biodiversity conservation. Despite challenges such as loss of livestock and crop damage, these initiatives aim to balance the needs of local communities with wildlife conservation, generating income and creating employment opportunities.
Human-wildlife conflict fund on the horizon
The article discusses the increasing human-wildlife conflict in Zimbabwe, particularly in areas bordering national parks. It highlights a recent incident involving a woman injured by an elephant and the community's response to support her medical needs. The article explores the proposal for a Human-Wildlife Conflict Fund (HWCF) to provide financial compensation for damages caused by wildlife, managed by the Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority with support from organizations like WWF and IFAW. The fund aims to promote coexistence and conservation efforts, with the government considering legislative measures to formalize compensation mechanisms.
Hwange Jumbo menace: kudos to wards 8 and 15 for prompt assistance
In Hwange, Zimbabwe, a community effort was mobilized to assist a woman injured by an elephant. Residents of Wards 7 and 15 quickly raised funds through mobile money transfers to cover ambulance services, enabling her transfer to a major hospital in Bulawayo for specialist treatment. The Hwange Rural District Council provided an ambulance and a payment plan, while other organizations pledged further support. This incident highlights ongoing human-wildlife conflicts in the region and the community's proactive response.
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