The United Nations Development Programme in Zimbabwe (UNDP Zimbabwe) has channeled US$500 000 towards restoring livelihoods affected by Cyclone Idai which hit the eastern parts of Zimbabwe, Malawi and Mozambique over a week ago. In a statement issued yesterday, UNDP Zimbabwe Interim Resident Representative (ad interim), Georges van
Former finance minister, Tendai Biti believes democracy forms the basis upon which rapid and sustainable economic growth flourishes while hinting that its contestation in the country has been the greatest attributing factor to economic malaise. Biti, who was finance minister during inclusive government between 2009 and
Former president Robert Mugabe's son-in-law, Simba Chikore is in hot soup as the state is pulling all the stops to prove its case beyond any doubt while seeking to impeach its witness for being hostile. The state led by one Shumba said that the witness, Phillipa
Watching an elderly person drop a tear has never been any easy to grasp and accept in our African culture. But these are some of the scenes I had to endure and get used to for 12 hours when a group of journalists toured Bikita
While all the attention on the relief towards Cyclone Idai victims has been to Manicaland province, a devastating trail of destruction was also recorded in Masvingo east province where more than 3900 household were destroyed by heavy rain and strong wind that hit Zimbabwe on that
Late detection of child cancers is becoming a major threat to the health sector as 20 new cases are reported annually resulting in child mortality. KidzCan Zimbabwe is working with the Ministry of Health on a campaign that will promote early diagnosis of Retinoblastoma (cancer of
Chapungu will be hoping to fly past the chief’s homestead as they play Bulawayo Chiefs.
Solskjaer became the first United manager to win his first six league games in charge, beating a record held by Sir Matt Busby.
This follows widespread reports that there is rampant looting of donations for the people who were affected by the deadly cyclone which has so far left more than 200 people dead while thousands remain homeless following the destruction of homes and infrastructure in the Manicaland
THE Ministry of Home Affairs has paid more than $6 000 as compensation to Lynette Tendai Mudehwe, a prominent pro-democracy campaigner, who was assaulted by Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) officers when the law enforcement agents crushed an anti-government protest in Harare three years ago. Mudehwe, who
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