President Mnangagwa has officially opened the state of the art Bakers Inn plant in Belmont.
Watch : Linda Masarira the current LEAD President challenging journalists to be gender sensitive in their reporting.
Giving her perspective of the state of Media during the Media Ethics Indaba held at Holiday Inn in Harare ,Masarira said Journalists need to be gender sensitive and there is a need to promote and empower women .
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Underway is a Media Ethics Indaba where there is the review of the legal environment and media performance in Zimbabwe.Journalist are urged to embrace ICT and use Artificial Intelligence when fact finding.
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The ZICOSU Manicaland Province Chairperson ,Mr Michael Goneso bemoans the lack of opportunities offered to tertiary graduates as a result of the economic sanctions hindering the progressive development of the economy and industry in Zimbabwe
Manicaland province today joined the rest of the nation in marking the Sadc Anti-Sanctions Day.
His Excellency President @edmnangagwa speaks after officially commissioning the Max Mind Sabi Star Lithium Mine Floatation Plant in Buhera #OpenForBusiness #NDS1
Masvingo Provincial Elections Officer
The Hwange Constituency Elections Officer has declared Molokele Daniel of CCC as the winner of the National Assembly Hwange Central Constituency seat with 9167 votes .He defeated Reeds Dube of Zanu PF who had 5 157 votes; Ndlovu Cosmas an Independent who had 646 votes; Chinene Brian another Independent who received 225 votes; Nkomazana Salani of MDC T who got 102 votes and Nyathi Harriet of FreeZim Congress Party who garnered 74 votes.
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Deputy Ward Election Officer
Ward 6, Nyahomba Primary, Collation centre, speaks on poll process in Nyanga North Constituency.
WATCH:Silas Siyapi Chivi North Constituency who was at Madangombe growth with other imbibers said he is happy with the electoral process
Madamombe Ward 2 presiding officer Chokuda Nyika said before the polling station had officially opened at 7am there were 44 women and 42 men who were already waiting to exercise their democratic right at Madangombe Secondary School Chivi North Constituency and by 2pm 320 women had cast their votes while 238 men had also cast their votes. Fifty-two were assisted while eight were turned away.
Chivi North Constituency Elections Officer, Allowed Chomuyeke, said the situation in the Constituency was calm and busy in the morning.
He encouraged people to come out and vote as the sun is about to set.
