GWERU- City of Gweru has given vendors illegally operating in the central business district an ultimatum to vacate the streets by monthend failure of which will result in confiscation of their wares without notice. Town Clerk, Elizabeth Gwatipedza said licensed vendors should move back to their
Legendary Zimbabwean writer, Charles Mungoshi in need of repeat operation, after doctors at a government hospital inserted a shunt to drain water from his brain last year. The shunt is not working, so liquid building up in his skull and putting pressure on his brain. Mungoshi
Political activist and founder of Zimbabwe Women in Politics Alliance (ZWIPA), Linda Masarira has reinforced leader of Economic Freedom Fighters, Julius Malema's remarks that President Robert Mugabe should be declared as a national disaster saying government services such as healthcare, food situation and education among
Religious leaders from different denominations on Wednesday expressed concern over high maternal mortality rate in the country pledging to use their influence to ensure that society is informed and educated on the HIV/Aids pandemic. Addressing delegates attending a three day World Vision workshop in Harare, church leaders
A few year ago, music superstar, Oliver Mtukudzi built Pakare Paye Arts Centre to promote upcoming musicians, with the centre boasting of having mentored the late Sam Mtukudzi whose stardom continued to rise before his untimely death in a road accident a few years ago. By
A consortium of opposition political parties under the banner of National Electoral Reform Agenda have called on the government of Zimbabwe to stop interfering with Biometric Voter Registration process threatening to take to the streets if their call is not heeded. Addressing a press conference in
Traditional football rivals, Dynamos and Caps United will this Sunday renew their battle for City bragging rights with a mouthwatering ZNA Charity Shield semi final clash at the giant National Sports Stadium in Harare. By Munashe Chokodza Caps United who are currently participating in the CAF Champions’ League
MUTARE-Finance minister Patrick Chinamasa says government blundered during the chaotic land reform by allowing landless blacks to invade timber plantations. Addressing a business meeting in Mutare organised by the Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries (CZI), Chinamasa said allowing blacks to invade timber plantations was a mistake which
MUTARE- Zanu PF Youths in Mutare have threatened to forcibly seize land for residential stands accusing the MDC-T dominated City of Mutare of resisting a government directives to roll out a housing programme for youths. Addressing scores of youths who gathered in the central business district of Mutare
First Lady, Grace Mugabe has urged farmers around the country to move to small grains which she said are both healthy and drought resistant. Grace, who was speaking after opening a girls’ dormitory named after her at Hande High School in Buhera, said small grain farming will
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