Mutare Police Districts Relaunch Client Service Charter Amid Push to Restore Public Trust
By Fanuel Chinowaita MUTARE, May 29, 2026 — Mutare Central and Mutare Rural police districts…
Mutare Police Districts Relaunch Client Service Charter Amid Push to Restore Public Trust
By Fanuel Chinowaita MUTARE, May 29, 2026 — Mutare Central and Mutare Rural police districts this week separately relaunched the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) Client Service Charter, pledging to strengthen professionalism, accountability and public confidence in policing. Mutare Rural District launched its programme on Wednesday in Nhedziwa, with Mutare Rural Dispol Matsikesimbe describing the charter…
Government Urged to Intervene as Manhize Communities Face “Perennial Food Insecurity”
By Fanuel Chinowaita HARARE, 28 May 2026– The Centre for Natural Resource Governance (CNRG) has called on the Government of Zimbabwe to step in urgently over what it describes as a deepening humanitarian and environmental crisis linked to operations by Dinson Iron and Steel Company (DISCO) in Manhize. The watchdog accuses the company of neglecting…
Andrew, Phiri Crowned Champions at Mutare Boxing Tournament
By Heather Buzuzi MUTARE – Local boxer John Andrew was crowned Trabablas National Champion after defeating Alick Mbemba in a tightly contested bout during a boxing tournament held in Mutare over the weekend. Andrew, who was born and raised in Chikanga, Mutare, said the fight tested his strength and determination. “The competition was very tough,…
Mutare Residents Hail Weekend Clinic Opening, Press for Action on Street Lights and Bulk Water Metres
By Fanuel Chinowaita MUTARE – Residents of Ward 2 in Mutare Central have welcomed progress on the long-awaited Sakubva Clinic perimeter fence and the newly renovated maternity wing, but used a feedback meeting on Saturday to pile pressure on council over malfunctioning street lights, disputed bulk water metres and a growing malaria threat. The meeting,…
Police, Education Ministry Intensify Anti-Drug Campaign in Mutare Schools.
By Heather Buzuzi MUTARE,22 May 2026 – The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) and the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education have intensified awareness campaigns in Manicaland schools aimed at combating drug and substance abuse, child sexual abuse and cyber bullying among learners. The campaign, running under the theme “Not in My School,” was conducted yesterday…
Castle Lager Rolls Out Hospital Bed Drive in Mutare
By Fanuel Chinowaita MUTARE, 20 May 2026 – Delta Beverages, through its flagship brand Castle Lager, today donated 10 state-of-the-art hospital beds to Victoria Chitepo Provincial Hospital as part of a nationwide programme aimed at improving public healthcare services. The donation is part of Castle Lager’s pledge to distribute 100 hospital beds across Zimbabwe’s 10…
Residents Raise Concern Over Dangerous Roads, High Water Bills at Chikanga Ward 6 Feedback Meeting
By Heather Buzuzi Mutare, 18 May 2026 – Residents in Ward 6, Chikanga, have raised concern over deteriorating roads and potholes near Murahwa Primary School, warning that the damaged roads are putting the lives of schoolchildren at risk. The concerns were raised on Friday during a Ward 6 feedback meeting where residents engaged local leadership…
The Triptych of the Human Condition
By Dr Brian Tawanda Marwenze (D.D) What happens to a person when the map of the world, the map of the soul, and the ground beneath their feet refuse to agree? The human being lives simultaneously in three orders of reality, and when those orders fall out of alignment, the psyche fractures in ways that…
Mutare Hosts Four-Day Unified Sports Workshop Ahead of Special Olympics National Games
By Takudzwa Madondo MUTARE – Fifty-four coaches from Mutare, Mutasa, Chimanimani, Makoni, Buhera and Nyanga districts in Manicaland Province on Friday received certificates after completing a four-day Unified Sports training workshop in Mutare, held under the theme “Inclusion Through Sport,” as preparations intensify for Manicaland to host the Special Olympics National Games next year. The…
