HARARE, Zimbabwe — As Zimbabwe marked 45 years of independence on Friday, the country’s main vendors union said millions of informal workers remain excluded from the benefits of liberation and…
By Tatenda Gondo Nine days before the Zimbabwe Olympic Committee (ZOC) Executive elections, and for the first time in a long while, I’ve found the resolve to speak frankly about…
By Tatenda Gondo As the Zimbabwe Olympic Committee (ZOC) prepares for a crucial leadership vote, the spotlight falls on two contenders vying for the Presidential post: the incumbent Thabani Gonye…
By Tatenda Gondo There’s something quietly poetic about Zimbabwean hockey. It doesn’t scream for attention. It doesn’t trend on social media. It doesn’t have the luxury of packed stadiums or…
HARARE, Zimbabwe — Informal traders have voiced growing frustration over what they describe as excessive taxation and routine harassment by police, saying they are being punished for trying to earn…
By Judith Nyuke A Harare woman has appeared in court on allegations of stealing US$27 000 from her employer. Albina Mutiza appeared before Harare magistrate Ruth Moyo charged with theft.…
HARARE — Tennis Zimbabwe has barred Walter Jera from hosting a scheduled engagement with parents and stakeholders at Harare Sports Club on Saturday, saying he remains suspended and cannot act…
HARARE – Tensions have flared within the leadership of Tennis Zimbabwe following the immediate suspension of the association’s president, Walter Jera, at a Board of Control (BOC) meeting held on…
By Judith Nyuke A UK-based Zimbabwean woman has issued a 14-day demand letter to her tenant residing in her Westgate property, requiring the settlement of a US$3,850 arrear and the…
By Judith Nyuke A teacher at the ZRP Support Unit College has been fined US$200 after assaulting a Form 1 student with a small horsepipe for making noise during class,…