By Danmore Chuma. An international development organisation, ONE.org has made shocking revelations that women in Africa are likely to die from pregnancy 100 times more than their counterparts in Europe as they are more vulnerable to poverty and diseases. Speaking during a Zimbabwe Policy Forum entitled Poverty
The Warriors are one step shy to reach the quarter-finals stage of the COSAFA Cup currently underway in South Africa when they face Namibia needing at least a draw to go through to the quarter-finals tomorrow. The Warriors have won both their matches played so far
MUTARE - Bridget’s inspiration to advocate for female health services bellies her decade long battle with chronic illness. She is a 53 year old widow living in Dangamvura whose determination to promote healthy living among fellow women is inspired by her life story. Since her husband passed on
THE Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission (ZHRC) has sent a team of investigators to Hurungwe in Mashonaland West to look into reports of political violence ahead of the by-election in the constituency. The constituency has been turned into a war zone as suspected Zanu PF have launched
Castle Lager Premier Soccer League week 10 was full of mixed results with Highlanders losing to log leaders Chicken Inn 2-1 in a Bulawayo derby encounter at Barbourfields and FC Platinum thumped Triangle in a five-goal thriller played at Mandava Stadium. Triangle travelled to Zvishavane oozing
The Bulawayo City Council (BCC) needs over $700 million to rehabilitate the city's road network which is in a poor state due to years of neglect. The bulk of the city's 2,075 kilometre road network has not been rehabilitated due to financial problems and shortage of
The once vibrant opposition movement in the country, which came close to overthrowing Zanu PF in the much contested 2008 elections, has beyond doubt weakened and this has left scores of people questioning its ability to challenge the more than three decade rule enjoyed by
After resolutions in a meeting between Gweru council workers and management brokered by provincial affairs minister Jason Machaya last Thursday were not implemented, employees returned to Townhouse where they are spending the day playing and dancing to the African drum, chanting anti-management songs. The local authority
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