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El Nino drought leaves Ntalale villagers hungry and desperate
Villagers from Ward 11, in Gwanda, Matabeleland South are sounding the alarm over the impacts of the ongoing El Nino drought, which is taking a toll on both humans and livestock. Reports indicated that some children are attending school on empty stomachs due to…
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Leaving no one behind but taking no one forward
By Bhekizulu B. Tshuma As soon as you enter the gates of Sibona High School in Gwanda, Matabeleland South Province,…
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Former Gwanda mayor optimistic of retaining seat
Former Gwanda mayor Jastone Mazhale says he will serve the interests of residents should he win in the March 26 by-elections. …
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Parly seeks urgent solution to Gwanda and Beitbridge water disconnections
The Parliament of Zimbabwe is seeking an urgent solution to the disconnection of water supplies in Gwanda and Beitbridge by…
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Updated: Gold dealer loses R500K to armed robbers
By Vumani Mthiyane The Police are searching for four armed suspects who raided a Gwanda supermarket owned by a well…
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Trio arrested for murder of gold panner
By Vumani Mthiyane Police detectives in Gwanda have arrested three suspects linked to the brutal murder of a gold panner…
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Gold panner axed to death
By Vumani Mthiyane A gold panner was axed to death in the early hours of Thursday in Senondo Township, Gwanda,…
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Covid-19 lockdown: Gwanda street vendors feel the pinch
By Vumani Mthiyane Informal traders in Gwanda have voiced their concerns at the snail pace at which Gwanda Municipality is…
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NGO spreads Covid-19 awareness to Gwanda rural communities
By Paul Mzizi The Self Help Foundation of Zimbabwe, a Gwanda based non-governmental organisation is currently helping to spread awareness…
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Amalima and WBR donate bicycles to village health workers
Amalima in partnership with the World Bicycle Relief has donated a total of 300 bicycles to village health workers in…
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