Government has reiterated that private commuter omnibuses remain banned from ferrying passengers unless they register with the Zimbabwe United Passenger Company (ZUPCO). Privately owned commuter omnibus were barred from operating in March this year as a way of curbing the Covid-19 pandemic but since the gradual
A recent report by Zimbabwe Human Rights Forum (The Forum) says at least one thousand, two hundred and two (1 202) politically motivated human rights violations were committed between the period of 1 April 2020 to 30 September 2020. The consolidated statistics relate to assault, torture,
Africa’s largest stock market, the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) Limited recently announced plans to list instruments across a range of currencies including the US dollar (USD) as part of its raft of proposals aimed at positioning itself as a center of capital-raising on the continent. The
Popular traditional healer Sekuru Banda (real name Oman Kamwelo Banda) has been hailed for his recent acts of kindness to artists. The traditionalist who has an evident soft spot for the local arts industry - shown through his recent establishment of a recording studio - is
Human Rights watchdog, the Zimbabwe Peace Project has expressed concern over increased human rights violations in the country, with partisan distribution of the farming inputs under the Pfumvudza programme and harassment topping the list. In its monthly report for October, ZPP raised concern over two separate
Suspended Zimbabwe Miners Federation (ZMF) president Henrietta Rushwaya who was arrested last week while attempting to smuggle 6kgs of gold to Dubai has told Harare Magistrate Ngoni Nduna that she has no reason to escape if granted bail as she has vast business interests worth
Zimbabwean authorities on Thursday 5 November 2020 summoned dozens of nurses in Bulawayo to appear before a disciplinary tribunal to answer to charges of misconduct for allegedly failing to report for duty after government re-introduced longer working hours for the medical practitioners. At United Bulawayo Hospital
Leaders of the 31 July Movement have have vowed to stand by arrested journalist Hopewell Chin’ono who is set to appear in court today to answer contempt of court charges. Chin'ono was picked by the police on Tuesday after he made a Twitter post that the
Ruling elites are at the center of organized crime syndicates which are looting Zimbabwe’s natural resources wealth, civil society groups have bemoaned. In a joint statement, the civil society groups under the banner of Zimbabwe Human Rights NGO Forum appealed to government to institute an independent
Chairperson of The Elders, an independent group of world leaders, Mary Robinson has called on Zimbabwe to formulate national dialogue led by citizens in order to rebuild the country while upholding the rule of law. Robinson made the remarks during the Third National Citizens Convention currently
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