By Misheck Shambare Women in Epworth have revealed that they suffer the brunt of the deteriorating service delivery system The local board of Epworth has been allocating more residential stands without servicing the land first resulting in many people occupying the place without ablution facilities. Speaking at a
By Perry Munzwembiri The English came, colonised us and bequeathed us with a great many traditions of theirs. There is the general love of tea instead of coffee in this part of the continent, the use of the metric measurement system in place of the imperial system
This was sent to us in August 2014. We didn’t share it then but we thought it might be useful to share it now. Hon Minister Langa’s Ministry is sleeping on the Job! By Cont Mhlanga Last week 44 visitors coming for a cultural exchange program of ‘UMOJA-
Experts have noted that the Rhodesian police was far much better compared to the current police force as evidenced by the increasing number of police roadblocks and the increased interaction between the police and the public. This was revealed during a discussion organised by Alpha Media
Dakar – Participants at the African higher education conference took a hard look at issues related to investment in the sector, focusing on the funding requirement for the continent in the 21st century. Research indicates that 25% of the world’s workforce will live in Africa by
A key concern amongst most Zimbabweans is the reputation that the country as a whole receives for various reasons. However, to what extent is that reputation affected by organisational governance, including crisis preparedness and management. Honourable Minister of Industry and Commerce Mike Bimha, will on
Dakar - The three day continental summit on higher education summit culminated in the first draft of the declaration and action plan on African higher education unveiled on Thursday, 12 March 2015, in Dakar, Senegal by TrustAfrica Executive Director, Dr. Tendai Murisa. The summit, attended by
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As a result of a huge public outcry that exploded over the deteriorating state of the country’s road system, some youths in the Harare have engaged in a pothole filling campaign in a bid to eke a living. While motorists and the general public have raised
Close to 80 Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) have threatened to lobby the Southern African Development Community (SADC) and the African Union (AU) member states to remove President Mugabe from chairing these regional blocks should the government fail to immediately release Itai Dzamara. Addressing journalists during a
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