The trial of the MDC Organising Secretary Amos Chibaya and his deputy Sibusisiwe Masara, who are facing trumped up charges of failing to stop a demonstration in 2019, has been postponed to 11 March 2020. The defence impressed upon the magistrate that if the State fails
Opposition MDC leader Nelson Chamisa said they now have evidence to launch a renewed bid to oust President Emmerson Mnangagwa by seeking review Constituitonal Court's own judgment of 2018
The opposition MDC has dismissed as hogwash, claims by some sections of the media alleging that the party vice President Tendai Biti and deputy national chairperson Job Sikhala had organised flash demonstrations behind party leader Nelson Chamisa's back due to growing discontent over his lack
The state of public infrastructure in Zimbabwe is now deplorable due to several years of neglect and underinvestment. The country’s infrastructure gap in railway, roads, energy, sports facilities, border posts, public health care, water and sanitation in now huge. A 2019 report by the African
The Deputy Chairperson of the African Union (AU) Commission Kwesi Quartey has called for the immediate removal of sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe by the west. Addressing delegates during the ongoing Africa Regional Forum on Sustainable AU deputy Chairperson Kwesi Quartey, said sanctions on Zimbabwe are hindering
Harare Magistrates court has granted RTGS$1000 bail to two youth human rights defenders Allan Moyo and Makomborero Haruzivishe with a condition to report twice a week at Harare central police station
Home Affairs Minister, Kazembe Kazembe has cited limited resources as the reason behind their failure to deal with the menacing machete gangs commonly referred to as Mashurugwi. He said this whilst appearing before the Mines and Mining Development Joint meeting with Defence, Home Affairs and Security
An actual mass wedding ceremony in the Philippines saw face masks and health checks included in the proceedings this year. The precautions have been brought in due to the threat of coronavirus. The city of Bacolod, Philippines saw 220 couples married in the government-sponsored event. Find thelink to
Fast-rising traditional gospel crooner Mambo Dhuterere has revealed intricate details of his relationship with Jah Prayzah who refused to feature on his song to avoid interrupting his budding career. Dhuterere made the remarks in a heartfelt tribute to Jah Prayzah, further highlighting how the Kutonga Kwaro
Local businesses have questioned the autonomy of the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) as confidence in the central bank continues to weaken amid suspected state capture. The recent exchange rate spike, strongly linked to an increase in reserve money in the economy has left monetary authorities
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