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Opinion | A Road That Reveals the Real State of Development

Opinion | A Road That Reveals the Real State of Development

by admin_ijhub | Mar 28, 2026 | Uncategorized

The report we published this week, is not just about a bad road. It is about what happens when infrastructure failure quietly rewrites the lives of citizens far from the centres of power. At face value, the story documents the deteriorating state of the Chama–Lundazi...
Mining company linked to Zimbabwean president is destroying famous landmarks

Mining company linked to Zimbabwean president is destroying famous landmarks

by admin_ijhub | Mar 27, 2026 | Uncategorized

Chenxi Investments has been fined but continues stripping vegetation and polluting rivers  By Brenna Matendere and Mary TaruvingaFeature Satellite imagery shows how open-cast gold mining in Shurugwi, Zimbabwe, has stripped 12 square kilometres of pristine vegetation...
MAKANDAY WEEKLY!

MAKANDAY WEEKLY!

by admin_ijhub | Mar 27, 2026 | Uncategorized

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Delinquent soccer club boss seeks to revive $1.2bn gas deal with PetroSA

Delinquent soccer club boss seeks to revive $1.2bn gas deal with PetroSA

by admin_ijhub | Mar 26, 2026 | Uncategorized

By Susan Comrie  | 26 March 2026 Lawrence Mulaudzi lost a $1.2bn gas deal — for failing to pay a R725,000 debt to a soccer player — then seemingly lied under oath in court papers and later offered the footballer a cash settlement to try to get his deal with the state...
Delinquent soccer club boss seeking to revive $1.2bn gas deal with PetroSA

Delinquent soccer club boss seeking to revive $1.2bn gas deal with PetroSA

by admin_ijhub | Mar 26, 2026 | Uncategorized

In December 2023, Shumani Lawrence Mulaudzi signed a $1.2-billion (R20-billion) deal with state-owned PetroSA, appointing his company Equator Holdings to fund and build pipelines and other infrastructure for a future gas industry.  Four months later though, Equator...
On hollow ground: Zimbabwean town on the brink of collapse

On hollow ground: Zimbabwean town on the brink of collapse

by admin_ijhub | Mar 25, 2026 | Uncategorized

The ground underneath Shurugwi is riddled with tunnels By Brenna Matendere and Mary Taruvinga  | 25 March 2026 Shurugwi, a mining town in central Zimbabwe, sits on one of the world’s richest seams of mineral wealth. Yet, the ground beneath the town is riddled with...
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