The year I turned 40 my life as I knew it changed quite dramatically. Sometimes life’s events have a way of making you see things very differently. During it all, I started to think of the next generation. What will we say to them when
Hatfield Member of Parliament, Tapiwa Mashakada says the MDC Alliance has been hijacked by elements from the Zimbabwe National Students Union (Zinasu). Mashakada who recently crossed the floor to join the Thokozani Khupe led MDC-T said the Alliance was no longer a labour movement therefore it
Social media is awash with reactions over a bail denial ruling on three Movement for Democratic Change-Alliance (MDC-A) activists who are charged for faking abduction. In her ruling, Harare magistrate Bianca Makwande said the trio of Joana Mamombe, Cecilia Chimbiri and Netsai Marova will remain in
The matter between Teachers' Union and ZIMSEC has been set for 3pm today before Justice Charewa. Unions seek to block the premature administration of June examinations
The MDC female activists who are in court for faking an abduction have been denied bail pending appeal and are to remain locked until 26 June 2020
Rising costs as a result of high inflation and a depreciating local currency are threatening the viability of telecommunication companies (telcos) as margins continue to be squeezed, putting the entire industry at risk. This is according to the Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (Potraz)
David E Kiwuwa, University of Nottingham Pierre Nkurunziza, Burundi’s football-loving president and self-proclaimed pastor, has died at the age of 55. By all accounts this was death most cruel. He was soon to hand over power to his handpicked successor, Major General Evariste Ndayishimiye. Ndayishimiye, the former
The High Court will on Monday 15 June 2020 and on Tuesday 16 June 2020 preside over the hearing and determination of two urgent chamber applications filed by two advocacy groups seeking to stop Parliament from conducting public hearings across the country to discuss some
Government has said that it will not stop revamping and modernising the public transport systems using private entities like Landela Investments which has been instrumental in the acquisition of new buses. It has emerged that contrary to the criticism being pushed by those opposed to President
Government has saved US$6 million after buying 162 buses through a local firm Landela Investments, investigations have revealed. The buses are being used to modernise the public transport system in Zimbabwe and Government intens to bring 500 more buses through Landela by mid next year. Investigations have
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