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A furious Chivayo, who claims to have poured US$600 000 into Zifa’s bottomless pit, launched into a childish and thoughtless attack on Pasuwa and journalists, calling them “broke idiots” in a typical lumpen outburst which betrays his lack of humility, sophistication and crass ignorance of how the media works.

Wicknell Chivayo: A fool and his money(Vai-Vai Audio)

More than a dozen vendors on Wednesday afternoon protested at Harare Town House against the City Council's harassment of vendors selling in the Central Business District (CBD).

Vendors Protest Against Harare City Council

Zimbabwean members of parliament on Wednesday gave different indications of monthly salaries they would like to be paid during a Parliament workshop on the code of conduct for MPs in Harare.  The figures they proposed ranged from $4 000 to $10 000.

MPs push for massive salary hike

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In an interview with Senior Clinical Psychologist Dr Tarisai Bere, she indicated that the recently announced lockdown with stiffer regulations, there is likely to be a rise in the number of cases related to depression and anxiety due to the increased numbers in death and the effects of the economic situation.

Dr Tarisai Bere speaks about mental health during national lockdown

Zimbabwe Sentinel  spoke to Clara Chambalama, a Clinical Psychologist at the Friendship Bench and she revealed that their organization has experienced an increase in the number of people who are contacting them in relation to mental health issues.

Clara Chalambama speaks on mental health

“Mental Health issues should also be taken seriously and for many to survive this lockdown there is need for dissemination of correct information on mental health and how people can be helped to overcome these challenges” she said.

Clara Chalambama speaks on mental health 2

Kabila did not steal my wife:SUPA MANDIWANZIRA

“Thank God, I have my work, but instead of earning money by it, I need money to be able to work; that is the difficulty. I think there are no signs in my work that indicate that I shall fail. And I am not a person who works slowly or tamely. Writing becomes a passion with me, and I throw myself into it more and more. I do not have great plans for the future; if for a moment I feel rising within me the desire for a life without care, for prosperity, each time I go fondly back to the trouble and the cares, to a life full of hardship, and think: It is better so; I learn more from it, and make progress. This is not the road on which one perishes. I only hope the trouble and the cares will not become unbearable, and I have confidence I shall succeed in earning enough to keep myself, not in luxury, but as one who eats his bread in the sweat of his brow.”

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