Ivan Zhakata is a journalist at The Herald. He covers a range of topics, focusing on social issues and community development, often highlighting the voices and stories of marginalized groups. Ivan's work has been featured in The Herald, Cigalah Group, and AllAfrica Global Media.
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Ivan's coverage heavily focuses on government announcements, with a specific emphasis on infrastructure and social issues in Zimbabwe. When reaching out to Ivan, consider providing insights or analysis related to significant government policies, changes in infrastructure development, or social programs within Zimbabwe.
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The Republic of Korea, in collaboration with other stakeholders from that country and Zimbabwe, has donated medical equipment for rehabilitation centres in Gwanda and Bindura.
By: Ivan Zhakata
The country's ambassador to Kenya, Uganda and Somalia, Winpeg Moyo has been appointed the chairperson of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) Nairobi Chapter at a ceremony held at the Embassy of Angola in Kenya.
Passengers Association of Zimbabwe (PAZ) has applauded the Government's recent review and implementation of radius-based restrictions for commuter omnibuses.
A Gwanda magistrate has been arraigned before the Bulawayo Magistates' Court for soliciting a US$3 000 bribe to assist with a case.
Opposition party, the Zimbabwe African National Congress (ZANC), has hailed the Government for introducing air ambulances which have revolutionised public hospital emergency medical care in the country.
By: Ivan Zhakata
Herald Correspondent Harare City Council on Tuesday hosted a workshop on open streets and tactical urbanism at Town House.
By: Ivan Zhakata
A 20-year-old man from Magunje was sentenced to 15 years in prison for raping his employer's daughter on different occasions.
UNICEF has said an estimated 7.6 million people, including 3.5 million children, are expected to require urgent assistance as a result of an El Niño-induced drought, floods, and public health emergencies.
By: Ivan Zhakata
In a bold move to combat corruption in the country, over 12 600 individuals, including high-ranking Government officials, have signed the integrity pledge since 2022.
Fighting corruption is top on the agenda of the Second Republic, Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) chairperson, Mr Michael Reza, has said.
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