Month: December 2025
President Nelson Chamisa Calls for True Unity on Zimbabwe’s Unity Day
Wezhira Munya Attached is President Nelson Chamisa’s full statement on Unity Day. On 22nd December each year, Zimbabweans observe Unity Day, a public holiday commemorating the Unity Accord signed in 1987. This day serves as a reminder of the importance of national unity and the efforts made to overcome divisions within the country. In a heartfelt statement addressed to the nation today, President Chamisa highlighted the pressing need for real unity among Zimbabweans. He expressed concern over the deep divisions permeating various sectors, including politics, business, families, and religious institutions. “Hate and disunity do not build nations; they destroy...
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Masvingo City Councillor Wilstaff Sitemere Distributes Food Hampers to Underprivileged Residents
Wezhira Munya On December 22, 2025, Councillor Wilstaff Sitemere, representing Ward 6 in Masvingo City, and his wife generously provided food hampers to 30 underprivileged individuals, including people with disabilities, in their community. This initiative reflects their commitment to supporting those in need, especially during the festive season. Councillor Sitemere shared, “My wife and I used our personal savings to buy these food hampers. We wanted to reach out to the less privileged and assist those with disabilities in Ward 6.” The recipients of these hampers included child-headed families, single parents, and elderly residents who often face severe challenges...
Read MoreFarewell to Masvingo West based opposition activist Felix Madhumeja who was buried in His rural Home Gwanda South
Wezhira Munya Today 21 December 2025 marks a somber occasion as Felix Madhumeja, a dedicated opposition activist from Masvingo West, was laid to rest at his rural home in Gwanda South. His final resting place is in Ward 11, Tshongwe Village, where family, friends, and community members gathered to pay their respects. Family members and citizens braved heavy rains as they gathered to lay Madhumeja to rest. Felix Madhumeja’s health had declined following a diagnosis of a brain tumor discovered in September 2025. According to his brother, Joseph, Madhumeja had been battling illness since 2024. Despite undergoing surgery at Mpilo Hospital, he did not recover and passed away on 19 December 2025 at Gwanda Hospital. Mr. Silay Gwana, the village head, expressed his shock at Madhumeja’s untimely death and offered condolences to the grieving family. Madhumeja hailed from a family under Chief Kwadhalala. His father, Mr. Elliot Madhumeja, conveyed his profound sorrow, saying, “I am devastated by the painful death of my son. I am heartbroken.” He is survived by two children and one grandchild, alongside his wife. Born on 15 August 1972 at Govatema Farm in Gwanda South, Madhumeja was the second of seven children. He received his primary education at Tshongwe Primary School and later attended Mandiwuongola Secondary School, both located in Gwanda South. At the funeral, former Masvingo City Mayor Shantel Chiwara reflected on Madhumeja’s significant...
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President Chamisa Flags Social Ills – Kambuzuma Hall Set to Rise as Rehab & Vocational Hub: MP Lovemore Jimu & Councillor Costa Mande Drive Revamp of Kambuzuma Section 2 Hall, Answering President’s Call to Tackle Youth Drug Abuse
By Khokhelani Xhame-Change Radio President Nelson Chamisa’s recent warning about “social ills gnawing at our nation’s fabric” resonated loudly in Kambuzuma Section 2 this week, where the once‑dilapidated community hall is poised for a dramatic rebirth. During the distribution of Christmas hampers, Hon. Lovemore Jimu, MP for Harare Central, spotlighted the hall’s decay and proposed converting it into a dual‑purpose rehabilitation centre and vocational training facility. “We need to hit two birds with one stone,” Jimu declared, “– restore a neglected asset and give our youth a safe space to break free from drugs while learning marketable skills.” Councillor Costa Mande of Ward 14...
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