Pooja Jain-Grégoire, École des Hautes Études en sciences sociales (EHESS) – PSL India has seen a rise in incidents of racism by its citizens against foreign nationals, especially Africans, in recent times. As a country with the largest diaspora communities, India needs to be particularly worried
“Gladys, this is our third day in the bank queue, but we have not seen Melody.” By Zimselector “You are right Sofia, I think she has found a way to avoid all these queues, I wish she would share the solution with us!” Gladys replied. The two friends continue
There is no doubt that investing in property is one of the most effective tools for wealth creation. Historically, a large proportion of the world’s wealthiest people have had real estate playing a crucial part in the accumulation of their fortune. If you desire to
In an effort to address the shortage of Engineers for technological development, government has reiterated its call for institutions of higher learning to be biased towards the promotion of Science and Technology courses in order to meet the Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) demands. The
Government remains optimistic that the command agriculture programme will alleviate hunger in the country. The command agriculture programme is a $500 million project which is meant to ensure maize self-sufficiency at the same time aiming to produce two million tonnes of maize on 400 000 hectares
Prophetic Healing and Deliverance Ministries (PHD) leader, Walter Magaya has been granted $2000 bail after he was dragged to Harare magistrate court today, facing rape charges as defined in section 65 of the Criminal Law Codification and Reform Act (Chapter 9.23). The PHD leader was arrested on
Government says a renewable energy policy will be in place within six months as the country steps up strategies to implement the national energy policy. Addressing delegates during the inception of a renewable energy policy development workshop held in the capital, Deputy Minister of Energy and
Government will soon roll out a mandatory bio fortification program where food processors will be forced to add micro nutrients such as iron, zinc, vitamin A and vitamin B into their products, a senior government official has said. Speaking at the launch of widespread availability of
Harare city council has expressed concern over the sprouting of illegal settlements in most parts of the capital. Lovejoy Mutongwiza/Samuel Takawira The concern was raised yesterday by Harare Acting Town clerk Mrs. Josephine Ncube while addressing journalists. She said illegal settlers hinder land administration, therefore the City Council
Today (yesterday), we commemorate the World Humanitarian Day which comes on the heels of the World Humanitarian Summit, the most pivotal moment in the history of humanitarian action, held in May 2016 in Turkey. By Bishow Parajuli At the summit, over 9,000 participants from 173 Member States, including
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