Witness the devastating aftermath of the Mbare Retail Market fire, which destroyed the livelihoods of thousands of Zimbabweans. Join us as we follow Mrs. Marufu, a Cyclone Idai survivor, whose hard-earned progress was shattered by this tragic event.
This gripping documentary by ZBC Current Affairs Executive Producer Admire Mhungu and Shot and Edited by Kuda H Masoka, captures the raw emotions and resilience of the victims as they navigate the challenges of rebuilding their lives. Experience the pain, the hope, and the unwavering spirit of the Zimbabwean people as they come together to overcome adversity.
More than 30 learners at Findale Secondary School in Eastview, Harare failed to write their Ordinary Level examinations this Monday after school authorities allegedly squandered their registration fees.More than 30 learners at Findale Secondary School in Eastview, Harare failed to write their Ordinary Level examinations this Monday after school authorities allegedly squandered their registration fees.
In a heartbreaking incident of child abuse, a 30-year-old woman from Zimunya, Mutare is seen on a viral video striking a 10-month-old baby with a stick for allegedly failing to crawl.
Following an interrogation by the police, the woman in question admitted she had beaten up her baby adding that the baby's father was failing to pay child support.
THE Government -led sanitation projects across rural schools have bridged barriers that were hindering girls from attending school by ensuring access to clean water and proper sanitation facilities.
THE Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has assured the public of exchange rate stability as gold reserves backing the ZiG have increased to a value of over US$450 million from US$375 million in June this year.
This week, we uncover the government's ambitious housing projects, spotlighting the Dzivarasekwa Extension Flats. Discover how the government is providing a lifeline to over 30 families displaced by the devastating Budiriro floods.
Witness firsthand the transformation of Dzivarasekwa as these families are given a new start. From modern amenities to a sense of community, explore the impact of these housing initiatives on the lives of Zimbabweans.
Don't miss this insightful episode! Join us as we delve into the government's commitment to providing affordable and sustainable housing for all.
CAPS United supporter Richard 'CheMhofela' Sande contributed as Highlanders raised US$7000 from their fundraising event held at their clubhouse on Sunday afternoon.
Highlanders raised the money from gate takings and donations and the figure will rise once other chapters submit their figures.
Imagine waking up to a world of darkness at just 18.
For Shingi Mutimbanyoka, life took a drastic turn when he lost his sight.
Confined to his home in Chendambuya, Manicaland Province, Shingi's future seemed bleak.
But Shingi refused to let adversity define him. After seven years of self-discovery, he embarked on a transformative journey at M.Hugo School for the Blind.
Today, at 29, Shingi is shattering expectations as a determined university student.
Join us as Shingi shares his remarkable story of resilience, courage, and determination, proving that even in the darkest moments, hope and triumph can emerge.
