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  NetOne Pioneers Inclusive Healthcare with Telemedicine Booth in Bulilima By Allan Mbotshwa ​In a powerful demonstration of corporate commitment to social development, NetOne has inaugurated a cutting-edge Telemedicine booth in Bulilima, championing inclusive healthcare and directly aligning with Zimbabwe’s vision of leaving no one and no place behind.  This landmark initiative, a strategic partnership with ZimSmart Village, brings specialist medical consultations to the community’s doorstep, leveraging technology to dismantle geographical barriers to quality health services. ​The launch, which drew an audience of over 1000 people, highlighted how public-private partnerships are pivotal to achieving the goals of the National Development Strategy 1 (NDS1) and the overarching Vision 2030.  The event was graced by high-level officials, including the Guest of Honour, Deputy Minister Honourable Dingumuzi Phuthi, and Minister of Commerce and Industry, Honourable Nqobizitha Man...

  Palestine Condemns Israeli Aggression, Demands Ceasefire Accountability By Allan Mbotshwa ​The State of Palestine strongly and unequivocally condemns the egregious actions of Israel, which have resulted in the martyrdom of at least 97 Palestinians and the injury of over 230 since the commencement of the ceasefire on 11 October.  These flagrant breaches of international humanitarian law are a stark reminder of Israel's blatant disregard for human life and its continued pursuit of genocide crimes against unarmed civilians.  These actions constitute a grave breach of the agreement and a blatant violation of international humanitarian law.  The Israeli military has violated the truce agreement at least 80 times, demonstrating a clear disregard for the ceasefire and a commitment to ongoing aggression.  These documented violations include: Direct gunfire targeting civilians, airstrikes, deliberate and specific targeting of individuals and areas, the creation of "fir...

  GBAZ National Showcase & Sale 2025 - All you need to know By Allan Mbotshwa  ​The Goat Breeders Association of Zimbabwe (GBAZ) is set to host a premier livestock event, the National Goat Showcase & Sale 2025, at the Grand Palm Lodge in Bulawayo on October 24, 2025. Originally planned as an auction, the event has been converted to a dynamic Showcase & Sale, offering an unparalleled platform for the nation's goat industry. The focus is squarely on “Preserving our Indigenous Goats—Understanding the Matebele & Mashona Breed Standards.” ​The day is packed with value, starting with a Keynote Address (9 AM-5 PM session) from Mr. Kenneth Chitando, the Managing Director of AFC Commercial Bank.  His expertise in project finance, marketing, and enterprise development is crucial for breeders looking to scale their operations and elevate the goat industry to a serious commercial venture.  The guest of honour for the event will be His Worship, the Mayor of Bulawa...

  Netone pushes for wellness and healthy living through Mutare marathon  By Allan Mbotshwa  NetOne, through its sponsorship of the 2025 NetOne Albun Honde Valley Marathon, is actively championing a national drive for health, wellness, and fitness.  The Group Chief Executive Officer, Eng. Raphael Mushanawani, highlighted that this event is "not just a marathon. It is a movement", underscoring its role as a vital platform for encouraging physical activity, mental wellness, and community unity. ​This commitment goes hand-in-hand with NetOne's alignment to the National Development Strategy 1 (NDS1), particularly its pillars on health, well-being, and tourism.  By promoting a culture of wellness, NetOne reinforces the fundamental belief that a healthy nation is a productive nation. Sponsoring such an event is a clear demonstration of the company’s corporate social responsibility, aiming to create a culture of health consciousness in communities and supporting Sustain...

  Kadoma Music Festival Set to Rock Odyssey with Star-Studded Lineup 🎤🇿🇼🇯🇲 By Allan Mbotshwa  ​The town of Kadoma is bracing for what's being touted as the biggest event on the entertainment calendar: the Kadoma Music Festival, scheduled for October 11th at the renowned Oddessy.  This year's festival boasts a truly star-studded and diverse lineup, featuring international heavyweights alongside Zimbabwe's finest. ​Headlining the international contingent, straight from Jamaica, are the dancehall and reggae maestros Busy Signal and Chris Martin.  Their presence guarantees an electric atmosphere, bringing a taste of the Caribbean's vibrant rhythms to the heart of Zimbabwe. ​The local scene is equally represented by a formidable array of top-tier talent.  Fans will be treated to performances from the "Maestro" Alick Macheso, Zimdancehall icon Winky D, the prolific Felinandi, the multi-award-winning Freeman HKD, and rising stars like Julian King, Qonfused, and ...

  Runway to Heritage: The African Heritage Fashion Show 2025 By Allan Mbotshwa  ​The anticipation is building for the African Heritage Fashion Show 2025—a spectacular event poised to become the premier global platform for celebrating the richness of African culture, fashion, and heritage. This year's event will be held on 1 November at the Mo's Cafe, Rhodesville shopping centre, and tickets are going for general access $5, VIP section $20 and VVIP section will going for $30. The hosts being Africa One Identity and esteemed local designer Chico Fashions. Far more than just a runway event, this show is a dynamic fusion of art, music, and culture. ​Set to showcase the vibrant spirit of the continent, the show’s main objective is to boldly promote African heritage and culture while celebrating African excellence and creativity.  It is specifically designed to be an indispensable platform, not only for established and emerging designers but also for models, artists, and perfor...

  Palestine Condemns 'Systematic Destruction' of Christian Presence by Israel By Allan Mbotshwa ​The Higher Presidential Committee for Church Affairs (HPCCA) in Palestine has issued a strong condemnation of what it describes as the deliberate and systematic destruction of the Christian presence in the region by Israel. The committee highlights a catastrophic demographic shift, noting that the Christian population in the occupied Palestinian territories has plummeted from 12.5% before 1948 to a mere 1% today. ​Ambassador Tamer Almassri was unequivocal in his assessment of the cause. "This alarming decline is a direct consequence of Israel's policies of ethnic cleansing, forced displacement, land confiscation, and systematic repression," he stated. He pointed to the displacement of 90,000 Palestinian Christians during the Nakba and the forced closure of approximately 30 churches as historical markers of this campaign. ​The ongoing conflict in Gaza, the Ambassado...