Youths drawn from civil society organisations from Malawi, Zambia and Zimbabwe converged in Lusaka, Zambia a fortnight ago for the inaugural Sothern African Alcohol Policy Alliance (SAAPA) youth workshop on alcohol advertising advocacy. The workshop, running under the hashtag #AlcoholAdvertisingMustFall is meant to provide capacity
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I seldom read poorly-written newspapers like The Sunday Mail, but today I had the misfortune of coming across its 10 January 2016 issue, where, whilst flipping through the paper's sycophantic pages, my eyes stopped at a peculiar article. The article I read was entitled, 'Blaming Cde
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Dr J.P. Mangudya, the Reserve Bank Governor, delivered the Monetary Policy Statement on 4 February 2016. The document is entitled: Economic transformation through transparency and accountability. Please download the document: Monetary Policy Statement January 2016
Renewal Democrats of Zimbabwe, (RDZ) president Elton Mangoma has revealed that his party will not tolerate the Biometric Voting System (BVS) saying this system of voting will pave way for Zanu PF and the Rita Makarau led Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) to rig the 2018 elections. Despite, civic
...health sector gets US$10m Government of Zimbabwe has secured a total of US$32 million from the world bank’s managed trust fund, Zimbabwe Reconstruction Fund (ZIMREF) with the health sector receiving US$10m. According to a statement prepared by the World Bank, the money will be used to support
MUTARE- Thousands of livestock has perished as pangs of impending drought grip some districts of Manicaland amid increased calls for food relief. Government officials have assured that they remain committed to providing food relief to citizens as the drought situation remains perilous in the province. This was
Harare - Zimbabwe's highest court on Wednesday cancelled legislation that had allowed dozens of journalists to be arrested in recent years, declaring it unconstitutional. Four local journalists and the Namibia-based Media Institute of Southern Africa had challenged the legislation, which had allowed journalists to be arrested
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