The government has announced plans to collect travel documents from returnees as a measure to control the number of people absconding from quarantine centers. According to the new plan, identification/travel documents will be taken from returnees on arrival and returned to them at the end of
United Nations (UN) human rights experts have called on Zimbabwe to immediately end a reported pattern of disappearances and torture that appear aimed at suppressing protests and dissent. The call comes after three female Movement for Democratic Change Alliance (MDC-A) members including a legislator were allegedly
The Judiciary Services Commission (JSC) says over the last 10 years, it has managed to take justice to the people through decentralising its operations around the country. Addressing the media at a function to mark the 10 years anniversary since the formation of the commission as
MUTARE- Analysts say the enmasse resignation of the Zimbabwe Consolidated Diamond Company (ZCDC) board exposes how political interference in state enterprises is prejudicing revenue flow into the national fiscus. The entire ZCDC board resigned in protest over predatory contracts signed with Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDA), penned with
Young lawyers Association of Zimbabwe (YLAZ) has castigated the state sponsored clampdown on the legal profession following the arrest of six lawyers under suspicious and unclear circumstances. By Marshall Bwanya At least four lawyers, advocate Thabani Mpofu, Tapiwa Makanza, Joshua Chirambwe and Dumisani Dube, were recently arrested
Rural teachers in Zimbabwe have called on the government to open bars and churches to assess the contagious effect of gatherings more than 50 people as the country move in to reopen the economy. This follows the recent announcements by the Zimbabwe Schools Examination Council, (ZIMSEC)
The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) is yet to release the new $20 notes that were due first week of June as market actors grow anxious over the delay. Last month authorities issued new $ 10 notes into circulation with the $ 20 notes expected to
Growth in internet and data traffic sustained the telecommunications sector performance during the first three months (Q1) of the year as other revenue channels were subdued, industry regulator, Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe’s 2020 first quarter report reveals. Despite a tough quarter, mobile Internet
The Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition (CiZC) has rubbished announcement of Public Hearings dates on proposed Constitutional Amendment Bill number 2 and called for suspension of the hearings. In a statement, spokesperson for the Coalition Marvellous Khumalo said Parliament should abide by Covid 19 lockdown regulations. “The Crisis
Burundi's President Pierre Nkurunziza has died of a heart attack, according to the government. In a statement posted on Twitter on Tuesday, the government announced "with great sorrow to Burundians and the international community" the passing of Nkurunziza, 55. The outgoing president died at Karusi hospital after suffering a heart
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