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The government has sent a batch of vaccines to the Midlands Province in an effort to stop theileriosis also known as the January disease.
The development was revealed by Dr John Basera, Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water, and Rural Development. He is quoted by ZBC News as saying:
<blockquote>
We have dispatched a delegation from the veterinary services to assess, monitor and provide awareness on the importance of religiously dipping cattle. We have released a variety of vaccines to the affected areas as part of our efforts to contain the disease.
We are calling on all farmers to dip their cattle religiously for the next two years – we are going to invoking the Animal Health Act which stipulates that all farmers who fail to dip their cattle will be arrested.
</blockquote>
The January disease has killed over 500 000 cattle in recent years, leading the government to implement the tick-grease campaign, which was successful in lowering the number of deaths by 37% in 2017.
Fever, severe lymph node swelling, stopping to graze, discharge from the eyes and nose, loss of body condition, and mortality are the main symptoms of the illness. 
Theileria Parva, a parasite that lives in the blood and is spread between cattle via ticks, is the cause of theileriosis.
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Local Government and Public Works Minister July Moyo has said the national apology on Gukurahundi was long dealt with when former President Robert Mugabe and former Vice President Joshua Nkomo through the 1987 unity accord.
Moyo was speaking at the Bulawayo State House Monday during the launch of a manual to guide community hearings into the Gukurahundi massacres. <a href="https://www.zimlive.com/2022/10/mnangagwa-buries-apologies-subject-as-he-launches-gukurahundi-hearings/">ZimLive</a> cites him as saying:
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… That the national apology issue was resolved by former President Robert Mugabe and former Vice President Joshua Nkomo when the Unity Accord was signed in 1987.
That was agreed in your (Mnangagwa) discussion with the chiefs.
</blockquote>
Moyo was presenting a summary of issues agreed upon between President Mnangagwa and traditional chiefs in Matabeleland on how the hearings will be conducted.
<h2>Some context:</h2>
Gukurahundi occurred in the 1980s, in the aftermath of Zimbabwe’s independence.
Then Prime Minister, Robert Mugabe deployed the North Korean-trained 5th Brigade to “deal” with the alleged threat of “dissidents” in those provinces.
An estimated 20 000, mostly Ndebele-speaking people died in the conflict.
Government critics including the opposition have over the years been calling upon authorities to compensate the families of Gukurahundi victims and to publicly ask for forgiveness.
The Gukurahundi issue was a sensitive topic during Mugabe’s era but that changed when Mnangagwa came to power and <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2019/04/14/i-would-like-to-see-people-debating-gukurahundi-emmerson-mnangagwa/">allowed “debate” on the subject. </a>
The issue was then assigned to the Retired Justice Sello Nare-chaired National Peace and Reconciliation Commission but was later passed on to traditional chiefs.
Mnangagwa further agreed with chiefs that Gukurahundi should be defined “as the state and organised dissidents and not a Ndebele-Shona cultural conflict so as to address current perceptions and achieve national healing and peace.”
Each chief will spearhead the resolution of Gukurahundi issues by presiding over hearings or consultations in his or her area of jurisdiction, according to a 14-page document produced by Chiefs’ Council president Fortune Charumbira.
That exhumations and reburial will be resolved on a case-by-case basis customs centric and the relevant chief should give guidance and direction.
Mnangagwa presided over the launch of the start of the Gukurahundi hearings in Bulawayo.
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Gukurahundi: Govt Says Mugabe And Nkomo Resolved The National Apology Issue

Senior Zanu PF officials in the Midlands Province are reportedly worried over outspoken Norton independent MP Temba Mliswa’s motives for commissioning various development projects in his village in Shurugwi.
There are concerns that Mliswa may contest in one of the Shurugwi constituencies during the 2023 general elections.
A senior Midlands ruling party leader who spoke to The News Hawks said even President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s allies, July Moyo and Owen Ncube are in panic mode, while Shurugwi South MP Edmond Murakatigwa is said to be the most vulnerable. The official is quoted as saying:
<blockquote>The Zanu PF Midlands leadership is panicking over Mliswa’s political moves and development activities, which are community-based yet clearly electoral at the same time.
Mukaratigwa is obviously the most affected, but even some national leaders from our province, including the President (Emmerson Mnangagwa)’s allies like July Moyo and Owen Ncube, are panicking.
They don’t want Mliswa here. They say he will cause divisions and chaos – the sort of problems associated with him when he was Zanu PF Mashonaland West chairman.
So his political manoeuvres and development activities in Shurugwi South are not welcome by some political heavyweights here, although the community and villagers are happy.</blockquote>
Mliswa originally comes from Shurugwi South under Gamwa Section, Shamba Circuit, Ward 5 in an area called Mliswa Village.
He was previously Zanu PF Mashonaland West provincial chair during the late former president Robert Mugabe’s rule and is also a former Hurungwe West MP.
<h4>More: <a href="https://thenewshawks.com/panic-in-zanu-pf-midlands-province-as-mliswa-goes-back-to-his-roots/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">The News Hawks</a></h4>

Mliswa 'Not Welcome' In The Midlands

For shooting a murder suspect in the leg, a 28-year-old cop will spend 6 years behind bars after he was convicted for attempted murder. Tatenda Manyaira who was stationed in Midlands shot one Aspicious Kangwara who was wanted in connection with an attempted murder case on the right leg just above the knee cap and he sustained an injury that resulted in his leg being amputated.
It was the state’s case that Manyaira on 13 May 2018 was on duty looking for the suspect Kangwara who was wanted for an attempted murder case. Manyaira was with 3 other police officers and one police officer has a riffle loaded with 16 rounds of ammunition. It is believed that the cop approached the suspect and the 2 of them had a misunderstanding that resulted in Manyaira taking a gun from one of the police officers and shooting the suspect. The matter was reported to the police and Manyaira was arrested.
Handing down the verdict the magistrate said:
<blockquote>You shot the complainant who was unarmed and cooperating with the police. You are sentenced to seven years in prison of which one year is suspended on condition you don’t commit a similar offence in the next five years</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.chronicle.co.zw/cop-jailed-6yrs-for-shooting-suspect/">The Chronicle </a>

Suspect Shooting Cop Gets 6 Years In Jail

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