Opposition MDC Alliance legislator for Kuwadzana, Mirriam Mushayi has died, the party has announced. Announcing her death on Twitter, MDC Alliance Harare province said, "We are saddened to learn of the untimely passing on of MDC Alliance MP for Kuwadzana Constituency Miriam Mushayi today. Mourners are gathered
Farmers from mining communities have put their hopes in the yet be gazetted Mines and Minerals Amendment Bill to protect their land from invasions by miners. The absence of clear cut policies has resulted in endless conflicts between farmers and miners amid reports that mining permits are
EMBATTLED wife to Vice President Constantino Chiwenga, Mary, is reported to be not well and is undergoing a life saving treatment, the court has heard
Following the death of an employee in a workplace accident at Jena Mines in Silobela, the Zimbabwe Diamond and Allied Mineral Workers Union (ZDAMWU) has expressed concern over the lack of occupational safety at the entity. According to reports from Jena Mines, the employee, Godfrey Ganagana
Since time immemorial, people in the western parts of Zimbabwe (Matebeleland) have experienced water challenges due to the region’s dry climate. But little has taken place for more than 100 years since the idea to connect the regional capital Bulawayo with the Zambezi River was
BALANCING economic and health interests has always been the world’s biggest nightmare, especially for tobacco producing countries that rely on the golden leaf for foreign export earnings. For years, the World Health Organisation (WHO) has been advocating for an end to cigarette smoking, citing adverse health
Constitutional Law expert, Alex Magaisa says the state must be held accountable for the killing of two civilians who were accused of fatally shooting one member of the Zimbabwe National Army (ZNA) while injuring the other on Saturday’s Chivhu shooting. The two unidentified men were yesterday
Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Secretary, Nick Mangwana has indicated that private commuter omnibuses will not return on the road in the post COVID-19 period, in a development that will make the government-run Zimbabwe United Passenger Company (ZUPCO) the sole public transport operator. In a post
The popular Chitungwiza Soup Kitchen last week got a shot in the arm after a local bakery donated mealie-meal and bread towards the feeding of vulnerable people including children in Harare's dormitory town. NatBake donated five tonnes of mealie meal and bread as part of its
ZIMBABWE’S telecommunication companies have reviewed voice, data and SMS tariffs to keep up with rising production costs. The latest adjustment, which was approved by the industry’s regulator, comes after prices of various basic commodities and services such as fuel, electricity, and equipment increased significantly in the
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