Desperate home seekers in Epworth are being illegally settled by a group of people aligned to the MDC-T. Didymus Bande, who is the former MDC-T councilor for Ward 4 in Epworth, is spearheading the illegal distribution This comes at a time when the nation is hard hit
MUTARE - A local councilor has poked fun at ZANU PF as he denied the presence of vendors despite their flooding of the main street. Vendors have been slowly creeping up Hebert Chitepo despite government’s directive that all street vendors should vacate the streets in all
Multipurpose prevention technologies (MPTs) have been described as the best prevention for pregnancy, HIV and or Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) for women especially those in the Sub Saharan region. MPTs are gels, intravaginal rings (IVRs), or barrier devices used with a gel or film that have
Second string squad jets into the country ahead of the three One Day Internationals (ODIs) and two T20s against Zimbabwe and the Chevrons coach Dav Whatmore is confident of winning the tour. The visitors have fielded for the Zimbabwean tour and they will be missing services
Here are some the thoughts re the Cabinet Reshuffle from across the broad spectrum
Child marriages are not only an affront to the dignity and well-being of individual girls; they also deprive nations of the social and economic benefits that derive from an educated and skilled female population, United Nations has said. The intensification in the calls to end child
Bamidele Adekunle, University of Guelph and Glen Filson, University of Guelph The expansion of trade among sub-Saharan African nations holds the key to faster growth and development to the benefit of all its citizens. To unlock this potential, countries will have to focus more on trade
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Harare, July 6, 2015: Nearly forty (40) innovative ideas beat out hundreds of competitors, across sectors, to be represented at the Innovation Baraza Fair to be held on Friday July 10th at the Baraza Pavilion in Tynwald, Harare. Organizers announced last week that the successful
Gweru youths who benefited from the Rural Solar Market Development Project have lauded SNV Netherlands Development, a non-profit international development organisation, for changing their lives for the better. Speaking at the first of the eight leg national Solar Fair in Gweru on Saturday, the youths said
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