Nick Mangwana
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Prof. Mthuli Ncube has expressed satisfaction with the installation of new radiotherapy machines at Parirenyatwa Hospital, funded through the sugar tax on beverages introduced in the 2024 National Budget. The levy is ring-fenced for health, with cancer treatment as the first priority, and he confirmed that installation will be complete in the next few weeks before additional machines are delivered for Parirenyatwa and Mpilo Hospitals. Continuous collections will sustain further procurement of equipment and drugs, with the aim of transforming radiotherapy services within two years, while other targeted taxes such as airtime and gambling levies are also supporting health initiatives including rehabilitation centres for drug abuse.
Nick Mangwana21,308 views • 2 days ago
Auditor General Mrs. Chikwenhere spoke on the need to uphold Zimbabwe’s Constitution and to follow the guidance of international standards to stop leakages in government and public entities. She also emphasized the importance of establishing good relations and collaborations to achieve positive outcomes. The Auditor General also highlighted that part of her work is to verify the financial records of all public entities, provide assurance that what government collects and spends is supported by matching documents, and ensure that public funds are used for their intended purposes.
Nick Mangwana92,704 views • 16 days ago
Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Hon. Ziyambi Ziyambi said portfolio committees are currently compiling reports based on public submissions and findings from nationwide hearings on the Constitutional Bill 3. He said once Parliament resumes next week, he will introduce the Bill for its first reading before proceeding to the second reading stage where its provisions and rationale will be fully explained. Hon. Ziyambi noted that committees which conducted public hearings will then table their reports and Members of Parliament will debate and propose amendments to the Bill. He added that Government will consider all submissions, including possible adjustments or removal of some clauses depending on the outcome of parliamentary debate. The Minister expressed hope that the entire legislative process will be completed by the end of June.
Nick Mangwana22,065 views • 5 days ago
Ukatuma munyai kunokubhadharira roora, ndiwe waroora mukadzi. Haasi munyai. #CAB3
Nick Mangwana31,246 views • 19 days ago
A SINGLE CURRICULUM A single national curriculum ensures that every child, whether in a city or remote village, has access to the same quality of education. This promotes equity and national cohesion, fostering a shared identity and common values. It also guarantees consistent learning standards, making it easier for students to transfer schools without disadvantage. From a national perspective, it streamlines teacher training, resource allocation, and assessment—allowing for targeted improvements in human capital and research capacity. Ultimately, a unified curriculum helps build a skilled, mobile, and cohesive workforce ready to tackle shared national goals
Nick Mangwana42,578 views • 29 days ago
CLEANING UP THE MINING SECTOR “All foreign investors and foreign-controlled entities currently participating in the small-scale gold mining sector are required to regularise their operations by transitioning to mining operations above the prescribed small-scale thresholds. Accordingly, all such operators shall, by 01 January 2027: a) Increase production capacity to levels beyond twenty (20) kilograms of gold per month; and/or b) Recapitalise investment to beyond United States dollars Fifteen million (US$15,000,000), thereby qualifying for operation under the large-scale mining category applicable to foreign investment participation.”
Nick Mangwana18,468 views • 12 days ago
Excellencies, President Emmerson Mnangagwa and Botswana's President Duma Boko visited the Zanu PF exhibit featuring the authentic "prisoner 841/66" artifacts, stemming from President Mnangagwa's 1964 death sentence by the Rhodesian regime. President Mnangagwa is a strong proponent against capital punishment, having endorsed its abolishment in 2024.
Nick Mangwana48,893 views • 1 month ago
THE #CAB3 ROADMAP 1. Collate feedback – Committee compiles public input into a written report for Parliament. 2. Bill introduced (week of May 18th) – Minister of Justice gives Second Reading speech explaining each clause. 3. Debate in National Assembly – Committee report is presented. 4. NO REFERENDUM – Bill doesn't touch Chapters 4, 16, or Section 328, the only provisions requiring a referendum.
Nick Mangwana65,893 views • 2 months ago
