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Nunurai Jena is a journalist based in Chinhoyi, Zimbabwe. Nationality: Zimbabwean PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATION National Diploma in Mass Communication -- 1999-to-2001 Harare Polytechnic Zimbabwe Diploma in Public Relations-2006 Zimbabwe Institute of Public Relations Zimbabwe Diploma in Translation and Interpreting – 2014 to 2015 University of Zimbabwe Diploma in Development Studies – 2015-to-2016 Lupane State University OTHER COURSES Certificate in Radio Journalism, Institute for the, Advancement of Journalism, South Africa JOURNALISM EXPERIENCE Voice of America Zimbabwe Service (Studio 7) - Correspondent/ Stringers -January 2005 to date The Standard/ Newsday: 2007 to date-Correspondent ZIMBABWE UNION OF JOURNALISTS (ZUJ) Provincial Chairperson --2004 to 2010 National Executive Member -2010 to 2014
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Omay South hunting concession raises dust
The Nyaminyami Rural District Council and local stakeholders are embroiled in a legal dispute over hunting concessions in Omay South, Zimbabwe. The delayed High Court judgment has stalled development and service delivery, affecting local communities reliant on hunting proceeds. The controversy involves Afropride Safaris and HHK Safaris, with allegations of procurement violations and poor performance. Cletus Matingwina, the council's chief executive, is under investigation by the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission. The case remains unresolved, impacting the region's economic stability.
Roads rehab moves into residential network
Zimbabwe's road rehabilitation program, part of the Emergency National Roads Rehabilitation Programme, is set to continue beyond the recent Sadc Summit. Transport and Infrastructural Development permanent secretary Joy Makumbe emphasized the long-term vision for improving the country's road network, dismissing claims that the efforts were solely for the summit. The initiative has expanded into residential areas, addressing roads in high-density suburbs. Residents in Harare have expressed satisfaction with the improvements, which aim to support the country's goal of achieving upper middle income status by 2030.
Peace beyond borders: 20 years of contributing to a safer world
Rwanda has transformed from a nation in need of peacekeepers to a significant contributor to global peace missions, marking 20 years since its first deployment. The country has been involved in various United Nations and African Union peacekeeping missions, as well as bilateral military cooperation with African countries. Rwanda's approach emphasizes civilian protection and community support, drawing from its history and commitment to preventing past atrocities. The article highlights Rwanda's deployments in regions like Darfur, Haiti, Central African Republic, and Mozambique, showcasing its role in stabilizing conflict zones and promoting peace.
Kariba man trampled to death by elephant
A 47-year-old man named Scorch Gawa was trampled to death by an elephant in Kariba, Zimbabwe. The incident occurred at night while Gawa was returning from a beer drinking session. The Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority confirmed the incident and advised the public to avoid moving around at night due to the movement of animals.
Psmas conceals US$20m assets… splurges on non-existent Zambian land
A forensic audit report reveals that the Public Service Medical Aid Society (Psmas) in Zimbabwe concealed US$20 million in assets, including a fraudulent purchase of non-existent land in Zambia. The audit, conducted by Reynolds Muza, highlights rampant corruption and mismanagement leading to a US$60 million loss between 2018 and 2022. The report, submitted to the Office of the President and Cabinet, details undeclared rental income from over 50 properties and fraudulent medical claims. Psmas also established a gold-buying company, Clay Dust, without member consent, further complicating its financial woes.
SA demonstrators shut down Musina
South African demonstrators have proceeded with a shutdown of Musina and the major highway to Zimbabwe, defying warnings from the South African Police Services. The protest, organized by villagers in Nieni, is in response to a series of vehicle thefts and smuggling incidents, where stolen vehicles from Musina are being driven into Zimbabwe.
Sensationalist headlines a threat to public health, social cohesion
Sensationalist headlines, particularly in the context of public health, can lead to misinformation, discrimination, and erosion of trust in media. The misreporting of HIV statistics in Bulawayo exemplifies how exaggerated figures can incite fear and perpetuate stigma, especially against vulnerable groups like women. Such reporting undermines public health efforts and reinforces negative stereotypes. The article advocates for media literacy and ethical journalism to ensure accurate information dissemination, emphasizing the need for responsible reporting to foster informed decision-making and social cohesion.
Villagers stranded after govt shuts down clinic
The closure of Mahwau Clinic in Mashonaland West, built by Kariba REDD+, has left villagers without nearby healthcare access, forcing them to travel over 40km to the nearest clinic. The government shut down the clinic, citing the need for a new Climate Change Act to regulate NGO operations. Villagers and local leaders criticize the government for insensitivity and urge the reopening of the clinic. Kariba REDD+ has applied for a new permit, while the government insists on protecting communities from unscrupulous organizations.
Bleeding fashion house faces US$1m financial black hole
Truworths Limited, a prominent Zimbabwean clothing retailer, is facing a financial crisis with a US$1 million shortfall, leading to its voluntary receivership. The company's liabilities significantly exceed its assets, rendering it insolvent. The economic instability in Zimbabwe, including exchange rate fluctuations and restrictive monetary policies, has exacerbated Truworths' financial woes. Despite these challenges, there is optimism about potential recovery, with some investors showing interest. The situation reflects broader issues in Zimbabwe's manufacturing sector, with the influx of cheap imports and regulatory challenges impacting the industry. The corporate rescue process aims to restructure the company, though it may result in job losses.
Chinhoyi councillors, mayor clash over town clerk suspension
Chinhoyi councillors have clashed with Mayor Owen Charuza over the suspension of Town Clerk Maxwell Kaitano for alleged gross incompetence. The councillors passed a resolution to suspend Kaitano, but Mayor Charuza blocked the move, citing irregularities and legal concerns. The mayor convened a special meeting, refusing to endorse the suspension and offering Kaitano a second chance. Some councillors feel betrayed by Charuza's actions, insisting that the suspension was necessary to address poor service delivery, not for personal gain as suggested by allegations of seeking residential stands on State land. Kaitano has directed all inquiries to the mayor.
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