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Nyasha Chingono is a journalist based in Harare. He is contributor for Reuters, The Guardian and France 24. Has in the past written for CNN Africa, Zimbabwe Independent among others .
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Zimbabwe reports first two mpox cases of unspecified variant
Zimbabwe confirmed its first two cases of mpox, with an 11-year-old boy and a 24-year-old man both recovering after traveling from South Africa and Tanzania, respectively. The World Health Organization has declared mpox a global public health emergency due to the spread of a new variant, clade 1b, which raises global concern. Zimbabwe's Health Minister, Douglas Mombeshora, reassures the public that the situation is under control. Neighboring Zambia also reported its first case without specifying the strain.
Zimbabwe reports first two mpox cases of unspecified variant
Zimbabwe confirmed its first two cases of mpox, with an 11-year-old boy and a 24-year-old man both contracting the virus after traveling to South Africa and Tanzania, respectively. The World Health Organization has declared mpox a global public health emergency due to the spread of a new variant, clade 1b, which is causing concern for its ease of transmission. Zimbabwe's Ministry of Health and Childcare reassures the public that the situation is under control, while neighboring Zambia also reported its first case. Both Zimbabwean patients are recovering, and contact tracing is ongoing.
Zimbabwe reports first two mpox cases of unspecified variant
Zimbabwe confirmed its first two cases of mpox, with an 11-year-old boy and a 24-year-old man both recovering after traveling from South Africa and Tanzania, respectively. The World Health Organization has declared mpox a global public health emergency due to a new variant spreading in Africa. Zimbabwe's Health Ministry reassures the public that the situation is under control, while neighboring Zambia also reported its first case. Contact tracing is underway in Harare and Mberengwa.
Zimbabwe reports first two mpox cases of unspecified variant
Zimbabwe confirmed its first two cases of mpox, with an 11-year-old boy and a 24-year-old man affected after traveling to South Africa and Tanzania, respectively. Both are recovering, and contact tracing is ongoing. The World Health Organization has declared mpox a global public health emergency due to the spread of a new variant, clade 1b, which raises global concern. Zimbabwe's Health Minister Douglas Mombeshora reassured the public that the situation is under control. Neighboring Zambia also reported its first case without specifying the strain.
Zimbabwe compensates foreign and local farmers over land invasions
Zimbabwe will pay $20 million to compensate foreign white and local Black farmers who lost land during farm invasions under Robert Mugabe. This is part of efforts to revive the agricultural sector and the economy. A larger $3.5 billion compensation scheme for white Zimbabwean farmers announced in 2020 remains unfunded. President Emmerson Mnangagwa is working to restore international relations and address Zimbabwe's $12 billion foreign debt. An IMF team is expected to visit Harare to discuss a staff-monitored program as a step towards debt relief.
Zimbabwe sect Ishmael Chokurongerwa leader accused of child abuse is denied bail
Ishmael Chokurongerwa, leader of a religious sect in Zimbabwe, was denied bail after being arrested for suspected child abuse. Police found 251 minors working on his farm and 16 unregistered graves. The court, led by magistrate Christine Nyandoro, cited potential witness interference and public outcry as reasons for the denial. Chokurongerwa and seven church members face charges under the Burial and Cremation Act and the Children's Act. The suspects will remain in custody until the next hearing on April 4. The defense plans to appeal the bail decision.
Zimbabwe Goes Hungry as Crops Wither Amid El Nino Drought
Zimbabwe is facing a food crisis exacerbated by an El Nino-induced drought, affecting many southern African nations. The government estimates 2.7 million people will go hungry, with the possibility of declaring a state of emergency. The World Food Programme has assisted 270,000 people but requires more funds to extend aid. Zimbabwe's maize harvest is expected to drop by half to 1.1 million tons. Residents in Buhera are receiving grain, peas, and cooking oil, but supplies are only sufficient for a month. The crisis follows the disruption of food production since 2000 after the seizure of white-owned farms by former president Robert Mugabe.
Zimbabwe sect leader accused of child abuse is denied bail
The leader of a religious sect in Zimbabwe, Ishmael Chokurongerwa, was denied bail after being arrested for suspected child abuse, with 251 minors found working on his farm and 16 unregistered graves discovered. The court ruled that Chokurongerwa could interfere with witnesses if released. He and seven church members face charges under the Burial and Cremation Act and the Children’s Act. The next hearing is scheduled for April 4. Chokurongerwa, a leader in the Johane Masowe church, has a history of abuse allegations. His lawyer plans to appeal the bail decision.
Zimbabwe sect leader accused of child abuse is denied bail
Ishmael Chokurongerwa, a 56-year-old leader of the Johane Masowe sect in Zimbabwe, was denied bail after being arrested for suspected child abuse. Police found 251 minors working on his farm and 16 unregistered graves. Chokurongerwa and seven church members face charges and will remain in custody until April 4. The sect has a history of abuse allegations, and the magistrate cited the risk of Chokurongerwa interfering with witnesses as a reason for denying bail.
Zimbabwe sect leader accused of child abuse is denied bail
Ishmael Chokurongerwa, a religious sect leader in Zimbabwe, was denied bail on charges of child abuse after police found 251 minors working on his farm and 16 unregistered graves. Chokurongerwa and seven church members face charges under the Burial and Cremation Act and the Children’s Act. The court cited the risk of Chokurongerwa interfering with witnesses and potential public outcry as reasons for denying bail. The next hearing is scheduled for April 4. Chokurongerwa's lawyer, Purity Chikangaise, plans to appeal the bail decision.
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