THE United Nations has launched a fact-finding mission to establish the right to food in Zimbabwe with the final report set to be presented to the Human Rights Council in…
PEOPLE living with the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) say the closure of several hospitals due to nurses and doctors’ strike is retrogressive and has moved Zimbabwe backwards in its fight…
HIGHLANDERS’ top marksman Prince Dube is set to take the overnight bus or alternatively travel in a supporter’s vehicle to Harare from Zvishavane racing to get back to Zimbabwe’s capital…
THE Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe has launched an investigation to bring to book banks which flooded the black market with the new notes, the Zim Morning Post can reveal. Zimbabweans,…
GOVERNMENT on Wednesday banned the installation of new electrical geysers, Zim Morning Post has learnt. It is now mandatory for all new buildings to be fitted with solar heaters, and…
HIGHLANDERS FC coach Hendrikus Pieter de Jongh took a dig into Zimbabwe Football Association (Zifa) and the Premier Soccer league (PSL) for allowing local matches to proceed while the World…
PRINCE Edward School says it will crack the whip on students caught on camera brawling. The students “will face disciplinary action” after a fist fight broke out in the middle…
NATIONAL Building Society (NBS) employees on Tuesday said they were incapacitated and, therefore no longer able to commute to and from work due to salary erosion. A communiqué from the…
MACAULEY Bonne will not be part of the Warriors squad that will face Botswana this week in the Africa Cup of Nations [Afcon] qualifiers as he has been excused due…
FRESH corruption allegations have stung the permanent secretary for the District Development Fund (DDF) in the Office of the President and Cabinet, James Jonga, who has been fingered in a…