173 Cyclone victims get help Muvhuso Chibi A total of 173 villagers from Wards 5 (Tshapfutshe) and 15 (Lutumba) under Beitbridge district who were recently affected by the infamous tropical cyclone Freddy today received an assortment of basic commodities from the local Civil Protection Committee. The group is part of the many others whose homesteads…
Zim, SA in culture exchange program Babongile Mudau-Gora Stakeholders from Zimbabwe and South Africa are meeting in Beitbridge this week to enhance the peace building initiative through a culture exchange festival.The event is being coordinated by the American Friends Service Committee, Catholic Commission for Justice and Peace (CCJP) and Musina Legal Advice Office (MLAO) at…
Local businessman donates to Lotsha FM Staff Writer Popular businessman, Mr. Chris Nguluvhe commonly known as Shule-Shule has donated a state-of-the-art laptop to Lotsha FM as part of his community social responsibility program. He said the new community radio station launched on Saturday was a welcome development in the town and hence the need for…
Curtain comes down on the two-day World Radio Day celebration Staff Writer The curtain has come down on the two-day World Radio Day celebration that was held between 17 and 18 February at the Dulivhadzimu Stadium where upcoming radio presenters were tutored and natured. The event was graced by veteran broadcasters; Leander Kandiero, Nyaradzo Makombe,…
Ḽotsha FM radio station officially launched Staff Writer Beitbridge’s community radio station, Ḽotsha FM which broadcasts predominantly in Tshi Venda language was launched on 18 February by the Minister of Information, Publicity and Broadcasting services, Senator Monica Mutsvangwa. Speaking during the launch, the Minister commended the Beitbridge community for taking up the opportunity to be…