Unpaid civil servants demand justice after registration blitz
They worked hard to ensure that every eligible voter in Zimbabwe could exercise their democratic right, but now they are left wondering if they will ever see their money. Dozens…
They worked hard to ensure that every eligible voter in Zimbabwe could exercise their democratic right, but now they are left wondering if they will ever see their money. Dozens…
By Fadzayi Ndangana Vaping, the act of inhaling vaporized substances through electronic cigarettes or similar devices, has gained popularity worldwide in recent years. Zimbabwe, a country known for its rich…
Former lawmaker Job Sikhala will face finally face trial on November 21 2023 for allegedly spreading false information on Twitter. He is accused of claiming that a police officer killed…
Dynamos, Highlanders match abandoned after fans riot BULAWAYO - The Castle Lager Premiership match between Dynamos and Highlanders at Barbourfields yesterday was called off after violent scenes erupted in the…
Lesotho whistleblowers switch to encrypted messaging Apps amid fears of state surveillance of SIM card-based networks Herbert Moyo MOUNTING concerns over state surveillance on traditional SIM card-based communication methods offered…
Mineshaft collapse kills two in Penhalonga MUTARE - Two artisanal miners died after being trapped in a disused mineshaft that collapsed in Penhalonga last week. The victims, Sylvester Kativhu (43)…
Notorious armed robber faces fresh charges Musa Taj Abdul, one of Zimbabwe’s most wanted criminals, has been brought to court to face new charges of robbery. Abdul, who is currently…
Newly elected Member of Parliament for Murehwa West, has shown commitment to serving his constituency, even before being sworn in, by building speed humps at strategic locations in his constituency.…
Lesotho PM, spy boss under fire for illegal surveillance …intelligence operative alleges shocking abuse of spy agency to fight political battles against the opposition, …sues boss, PM for R5 million…
Illegal state surveillance underscores need to expedite Lesotho’s security sector reforms Herbert Moyo IF Lesotho’s politicians ever needed a wake-up call to implement long-delayed but much-needed multi-sector reforms, they need…