The Voluntary Media Council of Zimbabwe (VMCZ) hosted the 5th Bornwell Chakaodza Memorial Lecture in honor of Zimbabwe's veteran and iconic journalist, the late Bornwell Chakaodza. By Lovejoy Mutongwiza Dumisani Muleya, who is the editor of Zimbabwe Independent, a local weekly newspaper, delivered the key note address, where
A Harare man stood before Harare magistrate court yesterday, facing allegations of raping his two step grandchildren. Hudson Makavire 61, was dragged to court following accusations of having sexual intercourse with two juveniles, who happen to his step grandchildren. The court heard that, sometime in November last
As the Zimbabwean government seeks to further muzzle the media, including social media, in its fruitless efforts to stifle public dissent, it never ceases to baffle me as how those in power think this will help their cause. The ZANU PF government needs to urgently wake
As cash shortages continue looming the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) today announced policy measures to address the liquidity crisis, among them being the introduction of bond notes.The policy measures are set to deal with the restoration of fundamental principles of the multi-currency system to
As Zimbabwe continues to spiral out of control in an economic vortex - sinking deeper into an abyss - numerous employees are getting laid off from companies without any terminal benefits, becoming more dependant on payouts from the National Social Security Authority (NSSA). However, NSSA has
A 20 year old man was dragged to Harare magistrate court today on allegations of raping a 15 year old as defined in section 65 of the criminal law codification and reform act chapter 9.23. Brandon Nyakabau, who resides in Stone ridge Farm Waterfalls, Harare, stood
The new digitalization era is important to the media fraternity and to the sustainability of the industry, a senior media personnel has said. By Lovejoy Mutongwizi Speaking during commemorations to mark World Press Freedom Day held at Machipisa Shopping Center in the Capital, Chris Chivhinge who is
A vexing question that has been asked by so many people over the long course of history is, 'what does it take to be a great leader?' I do not believe that there can ever be an easy answer to that question, but at least we
An environmental project on sustainable use of forests is empowering rural farmers in Mutasa District, of Manicaland province, giving the vulnerable community alternatives for income and food security. The project bankrolled by the European Union (EU) through the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) and other implementing
CHIPINGE WEST- Opposition supporters are crying foul over the partisan distribution of relief food from government and nongovernmental organizations in the hunger ravaged districts of Manicaland. The Movement for Democratic Change members made these remarks in sideline interviews at a ward rally addressed by national executive
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