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Wed. Jan 15th, 2025
Trending News: Murume amitisa mudzimai wemuvakidzani‘Nyoka yoshinha neni pamadiro’Tongogara Settlement: A Haven for over 16 000 refugeesWe need home-grown solutions for Africa’s challenges: Dr MuswereShebeen king finedConservation stakeholders applaud appointment of Prof Gandiwa as ZimParks Director-GeneralBeitbridge traffic to increase following suspension of operations at SA-Botswana borderSeveral injured as kombi collides with refuse compactorSeventeen nabbed for taking pictures at accident sceneMore than 12 000 Palestinian students killed in Israeli genocideLearner collapses at Zamba Primary SchoolVeteran educationist Chiwara dies4-year-old drowns in trenchRemains of a man found in Bindura with head, private parts missing‘President Mnangagwa bridges gap between Government and ruling party’Matabeleland dams spillHigh Court opens 2025 legal year with 165 murder casesStudents excel in Advanced Level examinationsMliswa, Magaya poll challenges deferredTriangle Limited announces phased retrenchmentDJ Prince Eskhosini to celebrate mother’s life on his birthdayCOMMENT: United under the Zimbabwean flagBogus estate agent defrauds victims of US$86 000Government ready for constitutional amendments to extend President’s termRaza retained inPakistan Cricket LeagueGain Cash and Carry plans major expansion of Okusebhokisini Promotion3 people die from electrical accidents monthly: ZeraMichael Mikartin crowned Bulawayo Got Talent winnerFrelimo’s Daniel Chapo to be sworn in today — How will his Presidency look like?Cowdray Park flood victims highand dry as BCC dithers on relocationChief Justice Malaba condemns nepotism in public serviceBosso hunt for junior development expertBus ploughs into 21 cattleWizkid eyes career in neurologyZanu-PF conducts meetings on Conference resolutionsGwanda RDC tables ZiG214 million budget for 2025Gweru City Council allocates US$1,6 million for relocation of polluting dumpsiteZimbabwe’s blueberry boom: A catalyst for growth and prosperityChief Justice Malaba condemns nepotism in public service. . .calls for urgent support for Legal Aid DirectorateMuzadzi calls for leaders with rural football development at heartTuskers brace for the Rhino chargeGovernment has not banned small-scale mining: KambamuraAll systems go as schools open smoothlyTennis juniors in good Namibia startInnbucks Microbank surpasses capital requirementsCommunity welcomes action against unregistered schoolsMutare High Court records 100 percent clearance rateGovt ready for constitutional amendments. . . Changes to extend Presidential termI survived poisoning attempts twice, says council bossZanu PF meetings crucial for mobilisationGandiwa appointed new ZimParks bossCyclone Dikeledi brings drier conditions to ZimEditorial Comment: Efficiency in justice delivery system crucialBus kills 18 cattle on major highwayArtisanal miners die in shaftOil industry urged to support local farmersDuo in court for stealing Government vehicleCentre pivots start arriving to boost irrigationMukuru robberies: Four additional suspects nabbedFrelimo’s Daniel Chapo to be sworn in today. . . What will his Presidency look like?Follet-Smith gets DP World Tour cardOscar nominations delayed amid devastating LA firesArtweb Power 100 Zimbabwe list inspires visual artistsGuardiola headed for divorceRace to shape the future of AI in Africa intensifiesTriathlon Zim resume activitiesThe Students retreat to KaribaUmbro backs leaders with rural focusGlobal South increasingly gaining weightLahore Qalandars retain RazaZIFA, Magaya case deferredZEMURA FIXATED ON FUTURENew-look Mbare Musika chance to redress previous shortcomingsZRP, transport operators meet to iron out lawlessnessParents shut down Zamba Primary SchoolProfessor Gandiwa appointed ZimParks Director GeneralGovernment’s bold plan for industrial reconstructionZIFA, Magaya case deferred to FridayHusband savagely murders wife over contraceptivesKnowstics put under corporate rescuePartnerships key in quality education provisionOliver Mtukudzi, Zex Manatsa and Mbuya Chiweshe, the legends who bade farewell in JanuaryArm and leg for school feesChipinge Town officials nabbed for fraudTeen girl swept by flooded Odzi RiverLightning bolt kills granny (103)Boom in morning after pillssales during festive seasonEssential health checksfor every age groupManicaland youths urged to condomiseRelief as Government extends tobacco planting windowTimber shortage hits marketFarmers cash in onBoer goat breedingLand tenure, intellectual property and path to sustainable growthEthical landscape of AI: Navigating future with responsibilityDespite false start Manicaland eyes bumper harvestUnveiling the magnificent Cecil Kop Nature ReserveTraditional leaders versus corruptionWhy the wise men’s gifts were befitting for ChristThe right of a surviving spouse to inherit matrimonial home
Wed. Jan 15th, 2025

We need home-grown solutions for Africa’s challenges: Dr Muswere

Columbus Mabika


Herald Reporter


Information, Publicity and Broadcasting services Minister Dr Jenfan Muswere has called on African nations to develop home-grown solutions for the problems being faced by African countries.


He made the remarks this afternoon while presenting the topic “The Evolution of Information Systems and How this has Impacted on National Security” at the National Defence University.


Dr Muswere said the Second Republic has made great strides in improving information systems.
He said developing nations cannot afford to continue depending on Western nations.

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