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General, Politics

#SayNoToBondNotes campaign launched

November 10, 2016

author: Shorai Murwira

Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition has begun an ambitious campaign dubbed #SayNoToBondnotes which seeks to educate Zimbabweans on why they should reject bond notes. According the organisation's Youth Committee chairperson, Claris Madhuku, the campaign will spread to every part of the country contesting efforts by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe

News, Politics, Press Release

Entire Zanu PF leadership is corrupt and must resign: PDP

November 10, 2016

author: Staff Reporter

The on-going media exposure of corruption at the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority as well as in government departments particularly Zimdef confirm how highly corrupt the entire Zanu PF leadership is, People’s Democratic Party has said. In a statement released on Wednesday, PDP Youth President, Moses Manyengavana said

Courts, Politics

No trial for pro-democracy activists as court trash murder charges against Harare trio

November 9, 2016

author: Staff Reporter

THE trial of four opposition political party supporters accused of blocking roads during an anti-government protest staged two months ago, failed to commence on Tuesday 08 November 2016 as the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) was inadequately prepared. The four opposition political party supporters namely Patrick Tembo,

News

‘Hello 2008, Zimbabwe’s worst nightmare’

November 9, 2016

author: Shorai Murwira

Zimbabwe Chamber of Informal Association, (ZCIEA) has condemned government’s move to introduce bond notes saying this will evoke memories of the 2008 economic meltdown. Addressing journalists in the capital on Wednesday, ZCEA President Lorraine Sibanda denounced bond notes saying their introduction will not improve the

Courts, Feature

Zim economic meltdown spawns con-art

November 9, 2016

author: Shorai Murwira

A devastated young lady in her late 20s could be seen constantly throwing hands in the air in a sign of despair. Onlookers and passersby begin to gather around her to inquire about her situation but she seems not ready to explain the utter shock

Entertainment

The Plight of Musicians Living Outside Harare

November 9, 2016

author: Staff Reporter

Deep in Mudzi district in Teketeke village under chief Chikwizo is one gifted 30 year old singer/ song writer Collen Timeo who is otherwise known as Mr Timz. By Mukundi Masinire He began his musical exploits at a very tender age while doing his primary education at

Uncategorized

A Reasonable Compromise: A proposal for segregated accounts for local currency bonds

November 9, 2016

author: Staff Reporter

Equivalent vs Identical I’ll start with a story. There was once a chicken farmer called Jabulani, and a duck farmer called Tatenda. Both Jabulani and Tatenda had only been farming for a short period, and each had 20 birds. After a lengthy conversation at the local

Lifestyle

CUT Student to hold “Creative Journal” exhibition

November 9, 2016

author: Staff Reporter

A Chinhoyi University of Technology student Gamuchirai Mukosa is set to hold an art exhibition under the theme “The Creative Journal” on 9 November 2016 at the Harare Central Prisons. The exhibition is part of the fulfillment of her final year of the Bachelor of Science

News

Harare in environmental crisis

November 8, 2016

author: Thomas Madhuku

Harare Mayor, Bernard Manyenyeni has noted that City of Harare is battling against a health crisis from Pomona dumpsite following a fire that has rendered northern suburbs environmentally inhabitable due to excessive smoke and fume. Addressing journalists in Harare on Tuesday, Manyenyeni said they were battling