Zimbabwe is grappling with the surge in teenage pregnancies, with over 2000 girls in Bulawayo falling pregnant in just 18month. Experts point to a disturbing link between this crisis and rising substance abuse among adolescents. Join us as we delve into the root cause and potential solutions.
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The MPC noted a decline in ZiG inflation, which dropped from 10.5% in January to 0.5% in February and further down to 0.1% in March. The broad-based disinflation has brought stability to all categories of the Consumer Price Index (CPI), with food inflation recorded at -0.5% and non-food inflation at 0.2% in March. Economist and member of the Monetary Policy Committee Mr Persistence Gwanyanya speaks more on this.
The government has outlined new strategies aimed at revitalising the nation’s leather industry, with a focus on strengthening the leather value chain and fostering rural community involvement.
Zimbabwe’s independence month officially began this Tuesday, with focus on how the government has transformed several arms and departments to reflect the wishes and aspirations of Zimbabweans.
A former inmate at the Marondera Female Open Prison has had her life transformed following a partnership between the Zimbabwe Prison and Correctional Services (ZPCS) and a local company, which provided a home for her.
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has saluted the people of Zimbabwe for their extraordinary resilience, unity of purpose, innovation and resourcefulness in the face of illegal economic sanctions coupled with climate change-induced challenges.
In an era where citizen journalism and social media are redefining the news landscape join Nigel Nyamutumbu a veteran journalist as he helping us to draw the lines between journalism and entertainment. #zbcnewsonline #misa #zuj #holyten #djollah #zmc #theheadliners #theheadlinehour#theheadliner
Today, we cast a spotlight on the underlying causes of youth unemployment in Southern Africa region, and explore how these can be addressed through a combination of education, entrepreneurship, and regional cooperation. Joining us to help understand this issue and propose potential solutions is Dr. Manzungu.
This week on The Chatbox we explore advantages and disadvantages of taking care of family financial burdens as an obligation when grown up. Kim Sibanda delves into this discussion witrh Apostle Dr. Joe Daniels, Advocate Lindsay Nyajeka and Rugare Mdokwani.
CAPS United’s Assistant Coach Farai Tawachera shares insights ahead of the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League Matchday 4 showdown against TelOne at Ascot Stadium, Gweru.
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Minister of Home Affairs and Cultural Heritage, Honourable Kazembe Kazembe, has assured the public of peace and safety across the country. He warned that anyone attempting to incite chaos will be dealt with accordingly.
This week our host Bruce Chimbunde sits with economist Malone Gwadu discussing mineral value addition and beneficiation and ease of doing business in Zimbabwe as pathways to strengthening the economy.
In the last segment our field correspondent Cellah Marere sits in conversation with Mrs Sthabiso Mazibeli Marangwanda discussing women in entrepreneurship in Zimbabwe.
This week on Eye Africa we have an all-female art exhibition at Nhaka Gallery in celebration of women's month. We also have Bill Masuku the illustrator and a female photographer.
THE National Arts Council of Zimbabwe (NACZ) has engaged stakeholders in the music space to find common ground over a cover band tariff fee which has been pegged at US$150 per show.
This week on The Chatbox our panelists , Apostle Dr. Joe Daniels, Advocate Lindsay Nyajeka and Kim Sibanda sit to discuss and unpack issues around cohabitation , "kuchaya mapoto".
300 students graduate in various skills training programmes in Wedza under the Tonganyika Trust. The initiative aims to empower and equip them with the tools for a brighter future.
The on going conflict in the DRc takes center stage on Focus 54, as political analyst Mr, Elton Ziki breaks down the complexities of the crisis and SADC's involvement. Froom troop withdrawals to diplomatic efforts , the discussion explores the path to lasting peace in the troubled region
The headliner focuses on alarming rise of road accidents involving commuter omnibuses' , highlighting safety concerns and reckless driving as experts weigh in on the crisis, exploring solutions to balance profit and passenger safety in the public transport sector,
SADC Chairperson President Emmerson Mnangagwa is in Windheok to attend the inauguration of Namibia's fifth President and the country's 35th Independence Day celebrations.
