MATABELELAND NORTH- BUBI villagers expressed concern over the prevalence of humanitarian challenges among them health, education and domestic violence. By Tafadzwa Tseisi The outcry comes at a time when economic analysts are urging the ordinary Zimbabwean to brace up for tough times amid a national budget pegged
The third edition of Zimbabwe Achievers Awards South Africa is fast approaching and Zimbabwe’s high flying beau’s and belle’s will gather at the Maslow Hotel in Sandton, Johannesburg, on Saturday 10th December to toast the success and achievements of this year’s nominees and winners. The organisers of
Growing up in the remote areas of Chipinge was not easy for Brian Mhlanga, a 22 years old upcoming musician. While his story is on the verge of being a success, he reckons that rural areas are not ideal for aspiring artistes due to absence
I see more families together during the month of December than any other month in the year. Families I see tend to travel around Zimbabwe whether on holiday and/or visiting family. Here are my suggestions for those #VisitZimbabwe travellers this month: Forest Hills - Bvumba I absolutely
International donors are forcing Non-Governmental Organisations operating in the country to open offshore accounts following the introduction of bond notes into the Zimbabwean economy. This was revealed during a National Association of Non-Governmental Organisations (NANGO) meeting held in Gweru on Tuesday organised to review performance and
The generality of Zimbabweans, eagerly waiting for an end to the cash crisis hitting the country since July have been left disappointed after President Robert Mugabe ignored the issue in his state of the nation address in parliament on Tuesday. The central bank introduced bond notes
President Robert Mugabe has expressed concern over escalating cases of violence against women and children, pleading with church leaders and civil society groups to help in the fight against the vice. The President made the call during his state of the nation address in parliament on
United States Ambassador to Zimbabwe, Harry Thomas Jr has hailed projects implemented by women in the country saying despite the current economic meltdown and political crisis they were helping put food on the tables of many families. Addressing grantees of the $265, 000 self-help projects funded
Movement for Democratic Change led by Morgan Tsvangirai believes the ruling Zanu PF will not stand against a strategically implemented coalition in the 2018 elections. In a press statement released to the media on Monday, the party’s Spokesperson, Obert Gutu said his party is confident that
United States Embassy in Zimbabwe has committed USD265, 000 in small grants towards funding self-help projects in the nine provinces of the country. In his key note address at the signing ceremony, United States Ambassador to Zimbabwe, Harry K. Thomas Jr applauded the grantees for their
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