Samsung has emerged as one of the trailblazing brads in the manufacturing of electronic devices such as computers, smartphones and tablets. In Zimbabwe, one cannot talk of top notch mobile phones without mentioning Samsung's Galaxy smartphone series. The Samsung Chromebook Plus Version 2 is one of
On recommendations, Bobosibunu who has observed a number of elections in Africa said there is a great need to pay attention to vulnerable groups who find it difficult to use the systems in place.
Grain Millers Association of Zimbabwe (GMAZ) Chairman Tafadzwa Musarara has hinted at approaching the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) to ring-fence allocation of foreign currency for basic commodities including flour, rice, salt and bread to guard against diversion to less important items like sweets and
Mugabe son in law has demanded the court to release him with immediate effect saying that the state is in a mess and should proceed by the way of summons when they are ready
Sports stars and journalists took to social media to congratulate Zimbabwe Cricket following their emphatic 151 run win over Bangladesh yesterday at the Sylhet Stadium.
Local chiefs have expressed concern over prioritization of "exotic" judiciary systems which they say have captured and alienated traditional practices. They were speaking at a two-day workshop on Promoting Human Rights and Access to Justice organised by Legal Resources Foundation early this week, where they lamented the
Former Minister of Information Communication Technology and Cyber Security, Supa Mandiwanzira has raised complaints to the court over the Mbare Matapi police station detention, where he spent the last night at following his arrest
The Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) Chairperson Thabitha Khumalo has vowed that the opposition will not back off from its planned national demonstration amid government’s indication that it will descend with a heavy fist on protesters as Home Affairs and Cultural Heritage Minister Cain Mathema
TWO Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) members, former Attorney-General Johannes Tomana and the Home Affairs Ministry have apologised to Mordecai Mahlangu, a human rights lawyer and Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR) Board Chairperson after conceding that they violated his fundamental rights when they arrested and
Former ICT Minister, Supa Mandiwanzira has been granted $2000 bail by Harare Magistrate, Nimrod Guvamombe. Mandiwanzira who was arrested yesterday on allegations of abuse of office after awarding a tender to Megawatt without following due procedure was asked t submit title deeds of a property worth
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