MANY farmers in Zimbabwe recently expressed mixed feelings over introduction of a new Command Agriculture Programme inputs acquisition model. The government has reportedly tightened screws around the programme, as now…
CHRISTIANS are not unanimous concerning suggestions by the Zimbabwe Christian Council (ZCC) to suspend elections for the next seven years so that the country may experience a break from decades…
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…
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…
THE return on Saturday of Vice President Constantino Chiwenga from China where he has been on treatment for an undisclosed ailment for about four months has become the subject of…
PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa's government is cutting ties with the controversial South African businessman, Zunaid Moti amid reports he is on a mission to destabilise the Sadc region and topple constitutionally…
PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa has called on Mozambique “to remain patient and calm” while results of the October 15 vote continue to be compiled. Speaking in his capacity as the chairperson…
FRUSTRATED by the lack of movement in re-engagement efforts with the United States and European Union, President Emmerson Mnangagwa has pinned hopes on Russia to unlock economic benefits for the…
DURING a discussion forum on a local radio station on Monday, MDC secretary for elections Jacob Mafume and Zanu PF Harare District Coordinating Committee chairman Goodwills Masimirembwa expressed diverging views…
FOLLOWING Zimbabwe’s often chaotic land reform programme in 2000, ostensibly to address skewed colonial landownership patterns, the country has not quite enjoyed socioeconomic stability ever since. Since then Zimbabwe has…