THE Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (Zec) is set to send packing three of its top officials after an investigation revealed that there was complicity between them, the civil society and opposition…
NAMIBIAN opposition says its "madness" to believe the Sadc Electoral Observer Mission observer mission which was “loaded with a lot of Zimbabweans” would give a fair assessment of that country’s…
ENERGY deputy minister Magna Mudyiwa’s son on Friday launched a non-profit making organisation and implored stakeholders to put hands on deck to implement transformational changes to protect young men and…
CHARTGROVE Primary School on Friday took its seventh edition of the Early Childhood Development (ECD) graduation to another level, with students performing military imitation acts at Mabelreign Shopping Centre in…
Reverend Dr Kenneth Mtata: Has Background in automotive electronics (apprenticeship Class 1 Journeyman), MA public Policy (Hertie School of Governance), PhD in Theology (University of KwaZulu-Natal, SA and Humboldt University,…
ZIMBABWEAN lawyers on Friday will demonstrate against alleged police brutality, injustices and incessant human rights abuses by members of the Zimbabwe Republic Police. The lawyers said the march, to be held…
PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa has nullified government’s earlier decision to fire striking doctors by giving them a-two-day moratorium to return to work without re-applying. This came after Mnangagwa Thursday afternoon met…
Immediately after news of Strive Masiyiwa's Higher Life Foundation announcement that it will be giving a package to doctors to break the 84 days industrial action Zimbabweans took to social…
A UNITED Nations expert Thursday warned of mass starvation in Zimbabwe akin to that of war-torn countries like Somalia and Yemen. Presenting a preliminary statement at the end of her…
MANY young people are crying foul over Exclusive Prospecting Orders (EPOs) issued way back during the colonial era, which they say constitute a major hindrance to small-scale miners, with most…