WHEN Justice Matanda-Moyo was appointed the chairperson of the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (Z.A.C.C) in May of 2019, many believed the tide was indeed changing in the country’s fight against corruption.…
WOMEN from rural areas across Zimbabwe have been urged to unite and support each other against male chauvinism in national politics. These sentiments were said by Virginia Muwanigwa, chief executive…
With only a few days left before Christmas there seems to be no solution to end the fuel crisis as long queues have once again emerged throughout the major towns…
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…
IT was first time covering a political party gathering. The atmosphere was electric as thousands of youths braved the hot weather and chanted party slogans, as young women drawn from…
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,…
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…
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…
THE story of Epworth, Hopley, Caledonia and other peri-urban areas surrounding Harare is of child sex-workers, where 12-year-olds are now performing the work of sex peddlers in order to feed…