A former Harare magistrate, Mitchel Matema has dragged his ex-husband to court on charges of assault after she approached him demanding money for the upkeep of their 19-month-old child. Matema (33) who now works at the ministry of Industry and Commerce had gone to her ex-husband,
Harare businessman, Herbert Nkala has taken over chairmanship of the Zimbabwe's retail giant, OK Zimbabwe following the retirement of David Lake, the company has announced. “Following the retirement of David Lake, the board is pleased to announce the election of Mr Herbert Nkala as the new
Bulawayo - The Women’s Institute for Leadership Development (WILD) is running a Red Cycle Campaign, that seeks to create awareness around menstrual hygiene, get the public to contribute towards collection of sanitary pads through donations, influence government and parliament to set aside a budget for
Former cabinet minister Professor Jonathan Moyo has described President Emmerson Mnangagwa led administration’s commitment to economic turnaround pledge as a pie in the sky saying the current government is trapped in the dark with no vision.
The Mnangagwa administration has been making frantic efforts to join the former British colonies’ bloc in an effort to enhance foreign trade after years of Zim’s isolation from the international world.
Pan-African telecoms group Liquid Telecom has made history by becoming the first operator to connect Africa through a direct land-based communication link between Cape Town and Cairo. Liquid Telecom has rolled out an extensive fibre optic ring stretching over 10,000km, creating the shortest direct fibre route
Agriculture plays a fundamental role in advancing the realization of food security in most countries and in Zimbabwe, just like any African country, women play a significant role in ensuring agricultural productivity and food security. By Lazarus Sauti A policy brief recently produced by Southern Africa Parliamentary
In response to a severe outbreak of cholera that is believed to have infected over 6,400 people in Zimbabwe according to the World Health Organisation, the European Union is providing €90,000 in humanitarian funding to help control the deadly epidemic.
Zimbabwe’s leading hospitality giant, Rainbow Tourism Group Limited (RTG) has pinned its future on government's re-engagement with the international community saying the new administration's business-friendly policies will contribute to creating an enabling environment for their business. According to the group chairperson Thabani Biyam, RTG remains optimistic
The MDC leader Nelson Chamisa has lashed at President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) address with his spokesperson Dr Nkululeko Sibanda describing it as non event, ‘full of nothing’ meant for image building posture saying Chamisa would have seen it as an
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