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Mthokozisi Mabhena recently completed the construction of toilet blocks at Mutanhaura Secondary School in Goromonzi Ward 3, under Chief Chinamhora and Headman Shumba. The handover ceremony took place yesterday. These new toilets are a much-needed relief for the school, which had been unable to obtain an examination center number from the Ministry of Education due to insufficient restroom facilities. As a result, the school had to seek alternative examination centers for its students, which posed significant challenges and risks, particularly for female learners who had to navigate through wooded and mountainous areas. The construction process was not without difficulties, as some individuals opposed to development repeatedly vandalized the newly built walls during the night. This behavior has been strongly condemned by community leaders. The leadership in the Goromonzi community has expressed their appreciation to Mthokozisi Mabhena for his commitment to giving back and contributing positively to the community.

Residents of Dzivaresekwa are pleased with the council's repair of a burst sewer pipe at Kembo Shops. They believe the council has responded to their concerns. The sewer issue has been linked to diseases such as cholera in the community.

TWO young Zimbabweans, Munashe Dube and Lincoln Casette, have come up with a digital tool that monitors epilepsy patients in real time. The mobile application developed by Dube, a bioengineering student at the University of Zimbabwe, and Casette, an electronics engineering graduate from the Harare Institute of Technology (HIT), is the grand prize winner of this year’s Cimas Healthathon 2.0. The video shows highlights of the results.

HEALTH Care Frontiers, an organisation focused on medical philanthropy, provided free medical treatment to under privileged villagers at Makosa Rural Clinic in Mutoko, Mashonaland East Province, over the weekend. The coordinator of Health Care Frontiers, Josephy Karaga, said his organisation was formed by multidisciplinary health care professionals with a view to offering primary health care to the less fortunate in various communities. This is in line with government’s mantra of leaving no one and no place behind as the country strives towards vision 2030.

THE Reprographic Rights Organisation of Zimbabwe, which is tasked with managing reprographic rights on behalf of authors, publishers, and other rights holders, has been officially licensed by the ministry of Justice, Legal and Parliamentary.

Development has arrived in Chinamhora, Domboshava Chief Chinamhora has urged Zimbabweans in the diaspora to remember their roots and invest in their motherland. He said this during the commissioning of a hardware store in his area over the weekend.

YESTERDAY marked 17 years since the tragic murder of South African reggae legend Lucky Dube during a botched hijacking in Johannesburg. In honour of his legacy, local reggae group Cello Culture and the Transit Crew have lined up special gigs to remember the late icon. Mbare-born reggae artist Cello Culture, now leading the six-member Transit Crew, will kick off the tribute shows tonight at Chop Chop Garden in Harare, followed by another performance tomorrow at Troyka Leisure Centre in Glenview.>https://shorturl.at/RFGfz

The residents of Dzivarasekwa Extension, Nehanda Housing Cooperative in Harare are experiencing challenges due to a burst sewer pipe from a newly opened suburb nearby. This issue has led to a disruption in local business activities, impacting the local traders the most. The problem has been persisting for some time, and residents are calling on the authorities to address the situation promptly to prevent various challenges, including the spread of waterborne diseases.

Residents of Gwindi Village in Domboshava have come together to build a clinic closer to their homes, a move that has been applauded by the entire community.

Residents of Gwindi Village in Domboshava have come together to build a clinic closer to their homes, a move that has been applauded by the entire community.

SIX armed robbers pulled off one of Zimbabwe's biggest cash heist yesterday when they robbed a cash-in-transit security van on the corner of Fife Street and 9th Avenue in Bulawayo. The incident took place around 3:30pm

Highlights of the celebrations to mark the 75th Anniversary of the Founding of the People's Republic of China in Harare last week.