Movement for Democratic Change led by former Prime Minister, Morgan Tsvangirai has expressed concern over government's failure to address the grievances of striking hospital doctors. In a statement released on Friday, the party said government should act and address various challenges facing the medical profession in
MUTARE- An attempt to address Sakubva residents who had mobbed the embattled Zimbabwe People First leader, Dr Joyce Mujuru at Sakubva bus terminus almost turned nasty as police sought to arrest her for addressing an unsanctioned meeting only for her security details to buy mangoes
A Zimbabwe wicket two balls before rain descended upon Harare, helped Afghanistan complete a 12-run win courtesy Duckworth-Lewis. The hosts were ahead by a solitary run according to the D/L method at the beginning of the 28th over, but Rashid Khan's wicket of Ryan Burl - which reduced Zimbabwe
A Mutare based academic has called for the amendment of laws governing use of wetlands to enable their sustainable management and mitigate against climate change. Dr Zanele Furusa from Africa University made the remarks on the sidelines of an Environmental Management Authority (EMA) organised symposium to
Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe's move to pay an export incentive scheme financed through bond notes seems to be paying dividends with the country recording a 10 and 17 percent rise in tobacco farming and gold production respectively. In his 2017 Monitory Policy Statement released on Wednesday,
Selling your current home and moving into a new space is no mean feat. This is especially true when you have spent a number of years growing with your family and sharing a great deal of memories in the home. The place that you call
Grace Life Covenant Church founder and leader Pastor Michael Ziwenga's stunning prophecy over the weekend left Gweru congregants in awe after he revealed that God had showed him a depressed woman once married to a businessman but abandoned after her husband married a new wife. By Munashe
I just don't get this. The MDC-T seems to want Zanu PF to win 2018. It appears that the message to other opposition parties is --We don't need you, you need us more so we will set conditions and call the shots. By Vincent Musewe Now when
Government of Zimbabwe has taken over the procurement of the Biometric Voter Registration (BVR) kits from the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) in a development that has will likely threaten the credibility of 2018 elections. Addressing journalists in Harare on Wednesday, Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) Chairperson Rita Makarau
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