MDC Harare Youth Assembly Closes Door On Mwonzora
Opposition MDC Harare Province Youth Assembly ups campaign to consolidate party President's candidature Nelson Chamisa ahead of the elective congress slated for May 2019.
Minister Mavima Flees Angry Gokwe Teacher
An angry Gokwe teacher was reportedly arrested during weekend after confronting the Minister for Primary and Secondary Education, Paul Mavima in a beer hall over poor working conditions. Stephen Mangoma of Mateta in Gokwe South district confronted Mavima who was in a bar in Gokwe on
Central Bank Exposed In $1 Billion Debt Storm
The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has since 2013 abused the overdraft mechanism to borrow close to a billion dollars without the consent nor knowledge of the Parliament of Zimbabwe, it has emerged. According to the Constitution, the central bank should notify and also get approval
El Nino Induced Drought Could Worsen Zim’s Food Situation
The El nino induced drought which is currently hitting Zimbabwe is a major threat to the country's food situation which in most cases affect nutrition as people in affected areas are likely to struggle to meet their daily dietary needs. The drought, coming at a time
First Capital Bank Replaces Barclays System
First Capital Bank has migrated from the Barclays Bank system to a new system as the bank continues to sets its own footprints since taking over from the United Kingdom headquartered institution. In an official communique send to third party banking system service provider, Payserve Zimbabwe
Young Igwe Kicks Off March With A Shine
Sungura musician, Peter 'Dhewa' Moyo was the spectacle of a rather low key weekend for Harare show-goers, with a lively performance at Club Vicious on Friday. On a weekend in which none of county's big guns on the showbiz arena had performances in the capital, the 'Young