Tag: Zimbabwe
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Scotland secure first group win over Zimbabwe at Women’s T20 World Cup Qualifier
Scotland Triumphs in a Quick, efficient chase Scotland secured their first group stage victory against Zimbabwe in a dramatic, low-scoring encounter at the Women’s T20 World Cup Qualifier in Mulpani, Nepal. Zimbabwe posted a competitive 101 all out in 18.4 overs, but Scotland replied with a rapid 105 for 5 in just 13.4 overs to…
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Botswana Heightens Alert As FMD Spreads In South Africa And Zimbabwe
Overview: Botswana Responds to Regional FMD Spread Botswana has tightened its health and border controls in response to the rapid spread of foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) across neighboring countries. The situation in South Africa, where nearly the entire country has reported outbreaks, combined with confirmed cases in Zimbabwe, has prompted officials to elevate risk assessment and…
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Botswana Tightens FMD Alert as Outbreaks Spread in South Africa and Zimbabwe
Overview: A regional risk landscape for FMD Botswana has intensified its alert level in response to foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) outbreaks that are spreading across neighboring countries, notably South Africa and Zimbabwe. The move underscores Botswana’s long-standing commitment to safeguarding its livestock sector and border integrity from highly contagious animal diseases. While the country has proven…
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Zimbabwe Launches Pothole Hotline: Report Road Defects to Local Engineers
Zimbabwe launches a direct route to better roads The Ministry of Transport and Infrastructural Development in Zimbabwe has introduced a practical, people-centered approach to road maintenance. Citizens are now urged to call hotlines and report potholes and other urgent road defects directly to provincial roads engineers. The move aims to speed up repairs on a…
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Zvitsva Charged With Five More Counts in Zimbabwe Serial Murder Case
Additional Counts Narrowly Extend a High-Profile Case Zvitsva, a suspect tied to a series of violent murders in Guruve, appeared before magistrate Vakayi Chikwekwe on Monday as prosecutors unveiled five new charges. The latest indictment broadens an already alarming sequence of alleged crimes, keeping the case at the forefront of national headlines and raising questions…
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Zimbabwe Rolls Out Hotlines to Report Potholes and Urgent Road Defects
New Reporting Lines to Tackle Damaged Roads In a bid to curb the worsening state of Zimbabwe’s road network, the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructural Development has launched dedicated hotlines for the public to report potholes and other urgent road defects. The initiative directs calls and messages to provincial roads engineers, who are responsible for…
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Zimbabwe launches hotlines to report potholes and urgent road defects
Public reporting initiative aims to repair roads faster The Ministry of Transport and Infrastructural Development in Zimbabwe has officially launched a rapid-reporting system for potholes and other critical road defects. The new program encourages everyday motorists, pedestrians, and businesses to contact provincial roads engineers directly whenever a pothole, reckless patch, or failing bridge is spotted.…
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Serial murder suspect Zvitsva charged with five more counts
Lawyerless Court Adds Five More Counts Against Zvitsva Zvitsva, a serial murder suspect from Guruve who has dominated headlines with a string of violent killings, was back in court on Monday. He appeared before magistrate Vakayi Chikwekwe as prosecutors outlined five additional criminal charges added to the case. The latest indictment extends the high-profile probe…
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Harare Zimbabwe Temple Opens: A New Era for Latter-day Saints in Southern Africa
Opening Moment: A Milestone for Latter-day Saints in Zimbabwe The long-awaited Harare Zimbabwe Temple has opened its doors, marking a pivotal moment for Latter-day Saints in Zimbabwe and neighboring regions. For decades, members in this part of Southern Africa journeyed to Johannesburg for temple ordinances. The new Harare temple changes that reality, bringing sacred ordinances…
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Opening a New Era: Open House Begins for the Harare Zimbabwe Temple
Historic Moment for Latter-day Saints in Southern Africa The Open House for the Harare Zimbabwe Temple marks a significant milestone for Latter-day Saints in Zimbabwe and the wider Southern Africa region. Since 1985, members in this region have traveled to Johannesburg for temple ordinances, often facing long journeys and logistical challenges. The new Harare Temple…