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I stole to buy baby preparation, man tells court

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By Rangarirai Shanyurai

A man from Masvingo left the court speechless after he told the Magistrate that he stole a water tank to sell and get money to buy preparation for his heavily pregnant wife when he appeared before magistrate Isaac Chikura on charges of theft.
The accused Ernest Chamisa (24) was convicted of the charge and will do community service on August 15, 2024.
The state led by Nobukhosi Moyo told the court that on June 11, Chamisa went to the complainant’s homestead in Victoria Ranch and took a 1000 litres water tank which is worthy US$80.
He sold the water tank to Inock Mutoperesu who is into brick moulding. On August 12, the complainant Roy Farai Sanzvenga discovered his tank and reported to the police.
However, in his defence Chamisa said he took a water tank on the road side from his way home.
“I took the water tank on the roadside and sold it since my pregnant wife was due, I had to buy preparation,” said Chamisa

Jojo Academy lifts Zishiri Cup trophy

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By Meditation Mposi

Masvingo Junior league’s Jojo academy lifted the Zishiri under 15 soccer trophy in a tournament that was played on August 10, 2024 at Mucheke stadium and was sponsored by local businessman and football fanatic Tawanda Zishiri.
Speaking to Tellzim news, Masvingo Junior Soccer League chairperson Richard Munyenye said eight teams in the Masvingo Junior league participated during the Zishiri Cup under 15 tournament.
Munyenye said they were looking forward for another tournament in December during school holidays since most of the players go to school.
“Mr Zishiri promised to source funds and sponsor another tournament in December with lots of awards and prizes, a bigger trophy than of this tournament, some soccer equipment for children’s motivation.
“As the Chairperson of the Masvingo Junior Soccer League l would like to thank parents for their unwavering support, coaches from different teams, the players, well-wishers who help in our clubs, Masvingo City Council which allows us to use its facilities, Mr Zishiri and Advocate Shumba who gave our players some refreshments,” said Munyenye
On his part Zishiri said he sponsored the tournament because he has love for young people and a passion in football. He said he had been to the grounds several times seeing young people playing without getting anything in return.
“I am a person who loves young people and have a passion in football. I have been to the playing grounds several times watching young people playing without getting anything in return and I decided to arrange something good to motivate them.
“My goal is that young people’s football be recognized in Masvingo. I am happy that during this tournament parents came including those in South Africa to watch the tournament. I want parents at home to see that their children’s efforts are recognized.
“I am looking forward to hold these tournaments every first week of the children’s holiday. I was not expecting a large number that came to watch the tournament of the juniors playing and that shows the unwavering support of the parents,” said Zishiri.
Tournament consisted of Jojo Academy, Fair Deal F.C, Mzansi FC, Blessing Academy, Rujeko Academy, K.C Academy, Lav Lam F.C and Strikers F.C.Jojo academy won in the finals against Blessing academy 1-0.The two teams which came in the first and second position were given awards.
Jojo academy played versus Fair Deal FC and Jojo academy won 4-3 during the penalties.
Mzansi FC played versus Blessing Academy and Blessing academy won 1- 0 and Rujeko Academy played K.C Academy and won 1-0.
Lav Lam played against Strikers F.C and won on the penalties 5-4 and proceeded to semi-finals together with Jojo Academy, Blessing Academy and Rujeko Academy.
During the same finals Jojo Academy played versus Lav Lam and Jon academy won 5-4 during the penalties. Blessing Academy versus Rujeko academy and Blessing Academy won 2- nil.
Jojo Academy went to the finals with Blessing Academy and won with a goal to nil.
Jojo Academy won a trophy and a certificate while Blessing Academy got a certificate.

AI & Robotics bootcamp ends on high note

By Tatiana Mhararira

The Artificial Intelligence (AI) &Robotics bootcamp held at Great Zimbabwe University Mashava Campus ended on a high note with a number of educators, learners and students being awarded with certificates of achievement on August 9,2024.

The 60 participants were awarded for the fulfilling key areas including practical machine learning, natural language processing, computer vision and image recognition, robotics fundamentals and AI ethics and responsible AI.

The award ceremony commenced with a tour of presentations from 10 different groups on the projects that they completed during the course of the week.

One of the groups called Quantum Core from Masvingo Christian College made a smart school AI-powered virtual assistance which helps to reduce congestion in schools during the beginning of each term so parents will use the applications in answering questions about the fees structure and payments.

DewTech group from Dewure High led by Tapiwanashe Muzhinji created a Chatbot for the school which answers questions from learners and parents who want to ask about the school. Its task is to enhance service efficiency by understanding and responding to the queries in real time. It answers questions on information fed in the knowledge base of the system.

After the tour of project presentations, there was a presentation by Girls in STEM Director Victoria Nxumalo on Ethical, Safe and Responsible use of AI in education.

Nxumalo said AI has its importance and some challenges that come with the use of new technology.

“The importance of AI in education includes enhancing learning experiences, personalized learning, interactive learning, data analysis, automated grading and special education.

“The challenges that comes with AI in education are poor privacy and data security, poor compliance with regulations including the Cyber Security and Protection Act of 2021, results maybe be biased and also, poor transparency in data usage,” said Nxumalo. She also said there were ethical considerations and safety measures in AI which she said informed consent and autonomy, avoiding harm and ensuring safety to the next person.

Masvingo taxi driver killed in hit and run

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By Meditation Mposi

A popular Masvingo taxi driver Simbarashe Mutonono (45) who plied Town – Rhodene route was knocked down by a truck while crossing the road in town and died upon admission at Masvingo Provincial Hospital.
Masvingo Provincial Police Spokesperson Inspector Kudakwashe Dhehwa confirmed the incident that happened on August 15 around 7pm and encouraged the drivers to drive attentively when approaching busy areas.
“I confirm the death of a pedestrian who was ran over by a truck carrying three passengers along Josiah Tongogara and Simon Mazorodze Street. We urge drivers to be attentive especially on busy areas,” said Dehwa.
Circumstances are that on August 15, Jonathan Hlaleneni (29) who resides in Target Kopje Masvingo was driving a truck with three passengers along Corner Josiah Tongogara Street when he hit a pedestrian who was crossing the road from OK Supermarket.
The pedestrian fell down on the road and sustained some head and chest injuries but the driver did not stop.
A follow up was made by the police and Hlaleneni was arrested along Charumbira Street.
The now deceased was rushed to hospital by a well-wisher and died upon arrival.
The car sustained a shattered windscreen and was taken to the Vehicle Inspectorate Department (V.I.D)

Muvheyi denied bail

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By TellZim Reporter

Masvingo Magistrate Nomagugu Sibanda has dismissed bail to Calvin Tadiwanashe Muvheyi  a former Great Zimbabwe University student and Zimbabwe National Students Union (ZINASU) leader who was arrested on charges of inciting public violence on August 9 through a WhatsApp group called ’August 16 Masvingo’.

Muvheyi was remanded in custody to August 28, 2024 for trial completion and is being represented by lawyer Collen Maboke of Ruvengo and Maboke Legal Practitioners.

In denying him bail, Magistrate Sibanda said if released Muvheyi was likely to carry on to commit the crime since the day of his planned demo had not arrived and was a flight risk to South Africa where he recently returned from.

The State also argued that Muvheyi may interfere with State witnesses who are in the same group with him.

The court was told that the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) was still investigating the matter to gather evidence.

Muvheyi is a media student graduate and had just returned from South Africa allegedly to pay lobola for his wife.

Masvingo City mounts roadblock on former engineer Gozo

By Brighton Chiseva

MASVINGO – Former Masvingo City Engineer Tawanda Gozo’s bid to return to work after three years in the cold has been delayed as council blocked his return and maintained that he is still fired.
Gozo showed up to work on Wednesday August 14 in the morning armed with a letter signed by his law firm that was rejecting council’s initial proposal for mutual termination of his contract.
Gozo who was fired for alleged gross incompetence three years ago was fighting against his termination and the matter was dragging since then.
He came to work with a letter from his lawyers, Lovemore Madhuku legal practitioners, dated August 7, that argued that the mutual termination of contract proposal was unlawful since the matter was finalized by the Local Government Board.
“Your proposal of an ‘out of court agreement for mutual termination of your contract of employment’ is an unlawful proposal. The matter involving my client was finalized by the Local Government Board which refused your client’s recommendation to terminate my client’s contract of employment.
“By law your client no longer has any power to persist with the position it had before the decision by the local Government Board. Your client is absolutely bound by the decision of the Local Government Board. The aforesaid decision by the Local Government Board is extant and binding.
“My client is automatically reinstated with full salary and benefits with effect retrospectively, from the date of his suspension without pay and benefits.
“My client will be reporting for work at 8 am on Wednesday August 14 2024, as your proposal was a nullity, the issue of “declining” it does not arise,” reads the letter
However, Masvingo City Council through their lawyers Mawadze and Mujaya Legal Practitioners have since responded saying the Local Government Board had no power to reinstate a dismissed council official who would have been dismissed through a disciplinary process.
“The contents of your letter have been well noted and our client has instructed us to respond thereto as follows.
“The provisions of the Urban Councils Act (Chapter 29:15) are very clear as far as the mandate of the Local Government Board is concerned in the circumstances of this matter.
“Its mandate is either to decline or confirm the discharge of a senior council official who would have been dismissed through a full disciplinary process and does not, in whatever way, have the power to reinstate a dismissed senior council official. Your client, therefore remains dismissed from employment and if he is aggrieved by his dismissal, he should seek legal recourse and not seek reinstatement through the back door. The contents of your letter are misleading in all material respects as there is no legal basis for your demand that your client commence reporting for duty.
“There is no court order to the effect that your client has been reinstated. Your letter of demand is also not a court order and it is for that reason and all others stated above that our client shall not allow yours to access its premises for the purposes of reporting for duty,” reads part of the letter.
Gozo’s surprise return followed a council resolution of July 23 2024 that proposed for a mutual termination of Gozo’s contract after the two parties agreed on the termination benefits.
Gozo won an appeal against his termination to the Local Government Board which ordered for his reinstatement. Council appealed against that decision at high court and the, matter was supposed to go for retrial.
The council’s decision follows a special full council meeting held on August (15) where council deliberated on the matter.
Sources within the local authority said councilors fumed on why the management allowed Gozo to spend the day at the local authority of which they said they were afraid that he could have brought the media.
“The councilors queried why management allowed Gozo at the premises when they were fully aware that he was fired. The Acting Town Clerk however told them that they were shocked by his surprise visit and didn’t want to raise eyebrows since they suspected that he had brought the media with him,” said the source

SADC: The circus is in town!

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Ladies and gentlemen, I hope very soon we will all be breathing a sigh of relief, especially those in Harare after the departure of our esteemed guests who came for the SADC summit. The ruling cabal is in seventh heaven, amazed at how much they can do when it is time to stroke each other’s ego with the rest of the gang from across Southern Africa. The regional body, which has over the years been proving it’s uselessness when it comes to the will of the people is once again endorsing Baba Two, and I hear they will not be given any small chance to see the other side of the Zimbabwean life. I saw Joji celebrating the Media briefing room at the airport like an impressionable child, hanzi zvidobidobi, kkkk how silly! He himself is even surprised about what the Zanu government can do when it is in the mood. It’s as if they are showing off to other Presidents in the SADC region like primary school kids, all at the expense of the general citizenry. Hospitals are in a dire state, with giving birth becoming more of a death trap. I thought Baba Two’s establishment will at least have some shame after billionaire Masiiwa and wife donated maternity equipment to Pari and Mbuya Nehanda hospitals, especially with the amount, just a quarter million which to them is a drop in the ocean, considering all the natural resources they steal, but they would not flinch, unless it’s concerning power and being made SADC chairman. If it was the government buying that equipment, we will be hearing of tens if not hundreds of millions USD. Nothing else matters to Zanu anymore. They had to attempt to create a little African heaven for people who actually know how bad things are in this country—those who claim not to know among the SADC leaders are simply clowning like they are used to. After all they are such a circus and have been so for a long time. Even the City of Harare, which is known for gross incompetence is in on it, seized with beautifying the city as if they have the capacity to maintain it. Such a bunch of clowns! Harare, a place known to be a huge rubbish bin being beautified, kkkkk, I wish I had bus fare, I would board Sarapavana tomorrow morning to go see how much beautification has happened in the Sunshine city that is no more. At least these days in Harare council meetings they have something of substance to discuss, rather than corruption and making resolutions that mean nothing to residents but just fleecing them of their hard earned money. I bet the heads-of-states will go back to their countries thinking Zimbabwe has become more of a holiday destination, chazongoshota is the beach and a few more things. Cupcake Ramaphosa needed a holiday after the SA elections fiasco, after which he will go back and mock people from other countries like we saw him doing during the Olympics. He might even whisper into Baba MaTwins’ ear to remind him how much his country’s economy is being carried on the backs of Zimbabwean immigrants, yet they are being hunted like rats by his people. To him it’s more like Christmas paruzevha, kkkk haa zvemuTeapot country medu umu zvakaoma. I saw some government workers from Mthuli’s ministry parading a ‘state-of-the-art’ bus, with an interior that looks like that of a home, all meant to drive the visitors around. You could hear by the excitement in their voices that these people have become so used to the bottom-of-the-pit Zim standards they don’t even realize how absurd that is. Varume vakuru squealing like piglets over a bus. Surely we deserve Zanu, at this rate. Even good old ZESA supply improved, as if people can afford having it, with how the tariffs have become so high. Baba MaTwins became so obsessed with this SADC chairmanship to a point where he even locked up voices of dissent, talk of sweeping anything considered as dirt in his delusions under the rug. The paranoia even pushed the cabal to lock up tourists for just saying they couldn’t shave because there was no power nor water. If it was in a country that actually works, the lodge where the tourist was allegedly recording the video from would be investigated thoroughly, even closed for not having such basic things like water, but who cares in a Banana Republic? We have normalized a lot of abnormal things, that’s why Zanu always takes us for granted. Just look at how as a country we have normalized begging—the number of people begging for medical assistance shows you that we have indeed given up on our health system. Yet the government, which a few months ago was also begging for US$2 billion is the same one doing major renovations for a summit that lasted a few days. Unotoshaya kuti zvirikumbofamba sei.  

I hear Gozo is back like musana at council, demanding that he be given yet another chance of chowing residents’ money. I do not know who in their right senses makes those decisions kuLocal Government Board uko, because this looks like daylight robbery on the residents’ part. This is going to cost council an arm and a leg, costs that we all know are transferred to ratepayers by default. Haa munombovadya vagari senge munodya harugwa zvenyu. It all sounds like well-calculated racketeering, but what gets to me is the entitlement to ratepayers funds they have—demanding thousands while service delivery is at its worst to say the least. Apparently it is not only Wicknell who is benefitting from the brokenness of the system, it starts from those we live with, makanzura edu iwaya, and whenever they find a chance they loot. Mapombi once said local authorities are the mother of all corruption in this country. Matownhouse mazhinji if not all, are crime scenes I tell you. I Kanzuro yacho is sticking to its resolution hanzi Gozo hatidi kumuona and in all this fight who sufferes? It’s the grass ofcoz kkk.

Anyway, let me go ndinokanga maputi angu zvangu for lunch, these days the rotten bananas are becoming less and less, ndichatomboinda paTanaiwa apoo. ZiG is still very elusive for us vagabonds, and it seems Mthuli naMshayazano have gone AWOL as well. Shadow finance minister KD muzaya waMafidi is the one we see here and there. Let’s hope General Chandaizment will give us some action before the year ends because I really miss the drama of endless press conferences, when cdes called each other sellouts what not. I am always looking forward to Zanu drama; ko ndiyoka our only hope because opposition is as dead as a dodo. Nero wacho sometimes acts like a flip-flopper or a clown, or both. His cult of followers same same.

Have you guys seen Jonono recently? Netizens no longer fancy him, which has rendered him irrelevant. There is an unspoken rule on the internet that if you want to go irrelevant faster than you ever imagined, support musangano wekuyera uyu, wanaMai Welly. Baba naMai Baby Boy Nevy Mutsvangwa are also missing in action these days, maybe it’s SADC yakati kuuya iyi. Let’s hope they are not cooking something somewhere quietly and cunningly like we saw that other time. If you see VaMphoko my friend ask him how it feels to be on the sidelines vamwe vachidya SADC paHarare apo,kkkk. Until next week, mboko imboko!

DECOLONIALITY- A NECESSITY IN ZIMBABWEAN UNIVERSITIES

By Aribino Nicholas (Writing in my own capacity)

Colonialism in Africa is not over, rather it is all over. One of the things that has given colonialism this staying power is the education system in Africa that largely mirrors the virtues of imperialists. Before the coming of the Whites in Africa, there was a sound traditional education system that extolled the moral economy of interdependence. The traditional education system in Africa before the 15th century celebrated the communal -self at the expense of individual liberties. There were no formal classrooms before the advent of the whites in Africa, rather education was imparted through families, community gatherings, folklores, inscriptions on caves, traditional leadership and its council. When the whites came to Africa, they found human rights as part and parcel of the cultural properties of Africa. In Africa, human rights were enjoyed through a sense of collectivism, co-creation, co-production and co-decision. The African communities resembled the tapestry of a basket, diverse but coterminous in being mutually constitutive and reinforcing. The whole village would be alive to its collective responsibility of socializing the young ones into socially acceptable adults that would live to promote ideas and ideals of their communities. It is the purpose of this opinion piece to float the polemic that Zimbabwean universities have failed to help Zimbabweans to find themselves as a people, rather they have served as the colonial conveyor belts for the consumption of European and Western epistemological values and aesthetics.
Zimbabwean universities need to be rejigged in terms of their funded mandates, curricula, assessment and evaluation focus. The European and Western epistemic values mark and punctuate the content of Zimbabwean universities at the cost of indigenous knowledge systems. In Zimbabwe quite a number of universities have made foreign languages such as Mandarin, French, Portuguese and German among others, compulsory for students. The 64-million-dollar question is: Is globalization just for Africa in general and Zimbabwe in particular? My understanding is that globalization should be a function of hybrid dynamics where good values from both Africa and Europe/ West should merge to represent a panoramic worldview. This way we should also see African languages being taught in the global North. Zimbabwe has gone on to embrace additional foreign languages when locally its own citizens are not conversant with the16 official languages. Some of the official languages in Zimbabwe like Sign Language and Ndebele are not even compulsory in the education system. Universities in Zimbabwe should take it upon themselves to offer these languages and should also influence their acceptance at the lowest level of education through a language policy. I say universities because they are leaders in research and development, they are the torch bearers in the country in terms of knowledge and wisdom, they should therefore, advise the government accordingly.
Psychologists argue that human beings think clearly or form ideas in their minds through their source languages. Source languages are therefore, by extension, the fulcrum of all innovations and inventions. Source languages should pepper the school system from ECD to higher education. To continue putting a premium on foreign languages as vehicles of instruction is to fence out the gains of colonialists at the expense of developing own local languages. Language cannot be separated from development, because it is the means through which thought patterns are developed.
When the whites came to Africa, they attacked our centre of gravity- our languages and indigenous knowledge systems, by creating an education system that pooh-poohed us as a people. They introduced their languages as being key to communication, business, international relations and human relations. African languages and traditions were written out of history, Africans began to be obsessed with speaking French or English through the nose. African universities should rethink their thinking through re-examining their content and assessment procedures. African universities ought to disentangle themselves from quantitative epistemic values that are associated with the West. They should develop programmes that aim to rewire the mindsets of Africans in such a way that Africans take pride in being who they are. Today the spirit of ubuntu is gone, there is more of individualism as compared to interdependence.
The whites hit us where it hurts most by defining and ruling us according to their own tastes that had little respect for our cultural practices like polygamy, seniority and by introducing gender into our psyche, rubbishing our oral history and prizing quantitative knowledge systems. African universities should wake up to cause epistemic violence by defining epistemic truth for Africa. Africans need an education system that would retain the identity of Africans as a people. Although African countries are not a homogeneous entity, they converge on cultural rights that give them a common identity. Cultural rights are enjoyed collectively. African universities should reflect on their educational menus with the view of producing graduates that are proud to be Africans out and out. For example, the complexion complexity that we see of our black sisters with fanta faces and coca-cola legs is not pleasing at all. Everything rises and falls on education; African universities need to work hard to deconstruct coloniality in order to reconstruct epistemic values that are in -keeping with our own values.

WCoZ raises awareness on health issues

By Perpetua Murungweni

Women’s Coalition of Zimbabwe WCoZ is working on an intervention to influence the advancement of women’s rights including maternal, mental, and sexual reproductive health rights, safe abortion, and HIV/AIDS among other pandemics through awareness campaigns.
Speaking to this publication WCoZ Masvingo Chapter Coordinator Blessing Chimombo said on July 25, the organization commemorated World Hepatitis Day to raise awareness and increase knowledge about the disease, STIs, and other health issues that affect women.
“As a women’s rights organization, we recognize the importance of health promotion and disease prevention in empowering women. Through our initiatives, we are working to increase education and awareness of health issues and advocating for increased access to healthcare services,” said Chimombo.
Chimombo said by empowering women with knowledge and resources, as an organization they believe it would help them make informed decisions on their health and wellbeing.
“It is essential that we prioritize the health and well-being of women, and work together to ensure that all women have access to the education, resources, and healthcare services they need,” said Chimombo.
The organization’s Masvingo Chapter Chairperson Rebecca Murau said the awareness campaign on Hepatitis B was meant to equip women with knowledge of the disease and to correct some misconceptions about it.
“The awareness campaign addressed some misconceptions about Hepatitis B like that it is not treatable, also that not everyone is at risk. Most women assumed that only pregnant women can get the infection hence they do not care about getting tested.
“We have noted that some women lack knowledge of what hepatitis B is or how it is contracted. Many women would just notice on their antenatal card results of the test but did not know what it meant,” said Murau.
One of the attendants, Moreblessing Manenji from Runyararo suburb said the campaign was helpful because she did not have a full understanding of what the disease was and how it was treated.
“The awareness is a big deal for us women because most of us did not know what the disease is, and how it is treated. I would see it written on my antennal card but wouldn’t know what it was and how to prevent it,” said Manenji.
Hepatitis B is a liver infection which a person can acquire through blood, semen, and vaginal fluids. As such, a person can get the viral infection through sexual contact and some health experts consider hepatitis B a sexually transmitted infection (STI). Among the different hepatitis variants, the Hepatitis B Foundation notes that hepatitis B is the most common cause of chronic liver infections.

Gutu HPO warns community against fake doctors

By Precila Takabvirakare

Gutu Health Promotions Officer (HPO) Tonderai Chibura has warned communities in Gutu against fake doctors in the district mostly targeting rural communities.
The fake doctors are said to moving around claiming to be from government offering free scan services and asking patients to pay for herbs that one would have been prescribed.
Speaking during a media engagement meeting held at Gutu Rural Hospital on August 2, Chibura said they received reports about a team of fake doctors who were moving around the district claiming to be from the Ministry of Health and Child Care (MoHCC).
“We received reports about a team of fake doctors that is currently in the district targeting mainly rural areas claiming to be from the government. The team is allegedly offering free scan services and ordering people to buy prescribed herbs from them but we do not know them as we did not give any one a clearance letter at district level to do such campaigns. This team targeted remote areas such as Chingombe, Muchekayaora, Chepiri, Munyikwa, Mazuru, Magombedze Chitsa and Chinyika,” said Chibura.
He said this was affecting members of the community as people were asked to abandon their prescribed medication from hospital in favor of their often expensive herbs.
“This incident greatly affected us as we faced challenges during our integrated community outreach campaigns. We found out that people were asked to change their prescribed medication from the hospital in favor of the herbs that they would have been prescribed. This is a great challenge as the community lost their money and lives,” added Chibura.
Chibura further said they had communicated with village health workers to raise awareness so that people will be aware of how the government operates and prevent such scenarios.
“We have communicated with our Village Health Workers to raise awareness within their respective communities so that the community knows that government services and medication are for free they are not supposed to be asked to pay for any services and to know that if there is any government program it will be communicated through village health workers and local clinics,” he said.
The meeting was aimed at enlightening members of the media on how they should report health related stories to prevent causing alarm and panic to the public.
Chibura said as part of the Risk Communication and Community Engagement (RCCE) the media was very important in circulating information regarding health related issues thus the media should verify facts and report correct information.
“Under the RCCE pillar, the media is very important in circulating health related information by raising awareness and alerts. When doing so I encourage the media to verify facts and statistics with relevant authorities before publishing to avoid causing alarm and panic to members of the public, said Chibura.
He also encouraged journalists to be careful with their headlines when it comes to health reporting and to be careful when dealing with statistics.
“I also encourage you to be careful on the issue of headlines because these may have negative impacts in the community and some may have a negative impact on the country’s reputation. Also you should be very careful when dealing with statistics and names,” he said.
He further urged the media and district health officials to work together to make sure the community gets correct information regarding the particular topic.
The MoHCC is holding media engagements across the province and have so far covered Chivi, Masvingo and Gutu where similar calls were made.