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  Prevail International revitalizing Healthcare and Student Living at Parirenyatwa By Allan Mbotshwa Significant transformation is underway at the Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals, with extensive renovations at the Mbuya Nehanda Maternity Hospital and the Adlam House student nurses’ residence promising a modern and enhanced environment for both patients and healthcare professionals in training. Spearheaded by Prevail International, these projects underscore the Zimbabwean government's commitment to modernizing its healthcare infrastructure. The Mbuya Nehanda Maternity Hospital is on track for a major overhaul, with demolitions nearly 90% complete and renovations already at 15%. This state-of-the-art facility will feature improved patient reception areas, contemporary nurseries, and advanced infection control systems.  According to Vanessa Butao, Prevail project manager, "The hospital will be redesigned to be more functional and welcoming, with relocated air ducts to enhance hyg...

 

  The “Linda Tsungirirai Masarira Foundation" offers a lifeline through Saving lives and inspiring hope By Allan Mbotshwa As the nation is grappling with growing healthcare inequalities, rising drug abuse, and menstrual poverty, the Linda Tsungirirai Masarira Foundation has emerged as a bold and compassionate force for change. The Foundation was founded by Linda Tsungirirai Masarira, a seasoned human rights activist, labour justice advocate, and Pan-African thought leader. The foundation is grounded in the ethos of dignity, accessibility, and empowerment, representing the heart of her lifelong commitment to community development and social justice, beyond politics. "As the Foundation, we seek to restore dignity and offer practical hope through targeted philanthropic interventions in three urgent areas " The three urgent areas cover cancer care through Oncology Centres, Drug Rehabilitation and Recovery and Menstrual Dignity for women and girls. The Foundatio...

  Inclusive development in Mtetengwe through School renovation – Netone By Allan Mbotshwa NetOne Cellular has demonstrated a profound commitment to corporate social responsibility, impacting over 500 community members in Mtetengwe through a dual-pronged initiative: the "Run for Hope" anti-drug marathon and the official handover of a fully renovated Mtetengwe Secondary School. This significant event, graced by the Honourable Vice President of Zimbabwe, Retired Colonel K.C.D. Mohadi, underscores the private sector's vital role in advancing national and global development agendas, particularly Zimbabwe's Vision 2030. The "Run for Hope" marathon served as a dynamic platform to raise awareness about drug and substance abuse, with participants ranging from schoolchildren to professional athletes. Health professionals and reformed youth advocates shared powerful testimonies, aligning the initiative with SDG 3 (Good Health and Well-being) and SDG 16 (Peace, Justice ...

  Palestinian Ambassador Almassri condemns piracy by Isrealie Occupational Forces  By Allan Mbotshwa The Embassy of the State of Palestine strongly condemns the egregious act of maritime piracy committed by the Israeli occupation forces, which intercepted the Madaleen solidarity ship carrying vital aid to Gaza in international waters. This brazen act of aggression has resulted in the hijacking of the ship and the abduction of all 12 volunteers on board, including renowned Swedish climate campaigner Greta Thunberg and Rima Hassan, a French member of the European Parliament. Ambassador Tame Almassri unequivocally denounces this heinous act as state-sponsored terrorism and maritime piracy, perpetrated by the Israeli genocidal state. The Embassy is deeply concerned that all independent communication with the abductees has been severed since the interception, further exacerbating the alarming situation. The State of Palestine salutes the courage and determination of the activists o...

NetOne’s Unwavering Commitment to a Clean and Healthy Zimbabwe By Allan Mbotshwa In a powerful display of corporate responsibility and national pride, NetOne, in partnership with POTRAZ, the Ministry of ICT, and the Harare City Council, led a highly successful nationwide clean-up campaign. This initiative underscored NetOne’s deep commitment to fostering a cleaner, healthier Zimbabwe in line with His Excellency President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s vision of a sustainable national clean-up culture.  The clean-up campaign saw overwhelming participation from citizens across all ages and backgrounds, demonstrating the collective will to build a cleaner nation. From Chitungwiza to Gweru, Murehwa to Masvingo, NetOne’s teams, alongside community members, took to the streets, parks, and marketplaces to remove litter and promote environmental consciousness.  Speaking about the event, NetOne’s Group CEO, Engineer *Raphael Mushanawani * , reinforced the company’s dedication to environmenta...

Transporters' sector negatively impacted by foreign players By Allan Mbotshwa The transport and haulage industry in Zimbabwe faces significant challenges that threaten its sustainability and growth.  One of the foremost issues is the overrun by foreign investors, who have aggressively entered the market, often at the expense of indigenous transporters. These foreign companies benefit from duty-free trucks, tax holidays, and easy access to financing from international banks, creating an uneven playing field. Speaking àt a press conference held in the capital, Zimbabwe Indigenous Road Transporters Association, Chairperson Mr Simon Gambiza said, ''indigenous transporters rely on hard-earned capital, struggle with high licensing fees, and face stiff competition from these well-funded foreign players controlling a monopolistic share of mineral transportation and logistics.'' Furthermore, the arrival of foreign transport companies has led to a disruption in local supply c...