Combined Harare Residents Association (CHRA) has implored politicians to desist from using land as a campaign tool as the development is causing unnecessary confusion and displacement of unsuspecting beneficiaries. In a statement, CHRA noted that land should not be used as political tool to buy votes
Zimbabwe’s leading cement manufacturing company PPC Zimbabwe has decried high operating costs that render their products uncompetitive on the regional market, calling for government intervention and save the situation. Addressing journalist after the commissioning of PPC Zimbabwe Harare manufacturing plant by President Robert Mugabe on Thursday,
THE Zimbabwe Achievers Awards (ZAA) nominee shortlist is out and, like the last six years, it keeps producing bright, brilliant and extraordinary Zimbabweans excelling in the UK. Organisers of the high profile event announced over 80 nominees across a reshuffled 18 category list at a press
Madagascan football boss Ahmad has ended Issa Hayatou's 29-year reign as Confederation of African Football chief with a 34-20 election victory. Ahmad becomes only CAF's seventh president, as Hayatou was attempting to win an eighth straight term at the CAF congress in Ethiopia's capital Addis Ababa
Zimbabwe Champions and representative in the CAF Champions league tournament, Caps United will on Sunday return to the African stage to face the “Lubumbashi boys” TP Mazembe in a game that promises fireworks. By Munashe Chokodza Denis Dauda, one of Caps United's full back believes the match
United States Embassy in Zimbabwe has called for stern action against individuals and companies involved in human trafficking to stamp out the vice that has plagued humanity. Giving a keynote address during a Food for Thought discussion session on trafficking in persons in Harare on Tuesday,
A Chitungwiza based Bishop Paradise of Victory Power International Ministries who prophesied of a young girl, Mitchell Murindagomo who was failing to go to University due to poverty has moved a gear up, committing to pay for her university education. By Munashe Chokodza Bishop Paradise said Murindagomo's
Comedy in Zimbabwe has been on a steady rise in past few years and it appears there is no going back judging by the number of rising comedians clamoring for space and opportunity to showcase their talent. By Munashe Chokodza Last week, Jazz 24/7 hosted the first
Farmers who delivered their tobacco ahead of the season opening ceremony at Boka Auction Floors on Wednesday were left doubting the efficiency of the much hyped e-marketing system after it failed to work, periodically malfunctioning and delaying the marketing process much to the disappointment of
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