Rangers in Zimbabwe’s Hwange National Park have discovered the carcasses of 26 elephants at two locations, dead of cyanide poisoning along with 14 other elephants which were found last week. Patrolling rangers discovered the carcasses on Tuesday, according to the Bhejane Trust and the National Parks
JOHANNESBURG, South Africa—October 15th, 2015—Mozido Africa, a subsidiary of Mozido, Inc., today announced the opening of its African headquarters in Johannesburg, South Africa. This represents a key milestone in the expansion of Mozido and the company’s commitment to the continent of Africa. Africa has some
Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Information and President Mugabe’s spokesman, George Charamba, has had an interview in the state-controlled Sunday Mail to complain about private media coverage of Zanu PF factionalism. He then issued threats that he will “control” media. Here are a few problems
On Friday and Saturday last week (18th and 19th September), I attended a conference in Victoria Falls. The conference theme was Quality Assurance in Student Affairs: Towards Disability Friendly Tertiary Institutions. I delivered a presentation on Reasonable Accommodations at Tertiary Institutions. Following is a list
With 200 million people between 15 and 24, Africa has the youngest population in the world. As the region rapidly develops, youth are critical to catalyzing future socioeconomic growth. Rachel Nyaradzo Adams is the founder of Narachi Leadership, a leadership consultancy aimed at developing deep
The unsolicited attack on media freedom by supposed vanguards of the same said freedom is a lived reality of the phantom besetting our country. It is not only a tragedy to the contemporary but in posterity, for our generation will be judged by the same barometer
Government is meant to reclaim all tourism assets that were lost during the land reform programme, Tourism and Hospitality Minister, Walter Mzembi has said. This surfaced on Monday during the handover of the 650 vehicles which government procured for tourism development and conservation under the Indian
THE contribution of indigenous and local knowledge to resilience among vulnerable populations is an opportunity to focus on the vital importance in disaster risk reduction with respect to natural hazards, a senior government official said. Edward Makuzva Speaking during the International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction celebrations on Tuesday,
Due to the harsh economic conditions in Zimbabwe, some parents have decided to leave for greener pastures to fend for their families. This has dramatically left most children taking guardianship for their siblings because of the disintegration of the long-lost extended family relationships. Even where
The new tenants of the house where athlete Oscar Pistorius shot dead his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp have been filmed giving a tour around the house. In the video, they promise to host parties there, saying: "Oscar built this house to entertain". Pistorius family spokeswoman Anneliese Burgess described
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