The Mutare and Chitungwiza Mayors have laid blame on the ZANU-PF led government and defaulting city residents for the sorry state of the main cities' infrastructure and poor service delivery. According to the mayors Blessing Tandi (Mutare) and Lovemore Maiko (Chitungwiza) who were speaking during The
MDC Alliance Vice Chairperson Job Sikhala has been granted $50 000 bail. He is to report three times weekly at St Mary's police station in Chitungwiza and is barred from posting any audio or videos inciting violence on any social media platforms.
Teacher unions have joined forces to declare incapacitation to report for duty on the 28th of September when schools are expected to re-open for examination classes. In a joint press conference Tuesday morning, teachers associations namely Amalgamated Rural Teachers Union(ARTUZ),Progressive Teachers Union of Zimbabwe(PTUZ),Zimbabwe Teachers Association(ZIMTA),
Prosecutor Michael Reza pleaded with magistrate Bianca Makwande that the accused person should be taken in custody and sent for medical examination by government medical doctors
Zanu-PF Political Commissar Victor Matemadanda Tuesday warned his party members against imposing candidates for the upcoming District Coordinating Committee (DCC) elections which will be held in November. The DCCs had been shelved since 2012 as the party viewed them as a cause for factional fights. However, the
The Zimbabwean government recently gazetted the Finance Bill (H.B.4 of 2020) which validates the fiscal changes that were tabled in the Mid-Term budget review in July 2020. The Bill amends the Gains Tax Act (Chapter 23:01), the Finance Act (Chapter 23:04) and the Income Tax
As Shoko Festival’s week-long digital offering kicks off the festival’s team have announced their second batch of headline acts. This year, Zimbabwe’s longest-running urban festival will run from 21 to 27 September 2020 where all sessions and performances will be screened live onto Shoko Festival’s Facebook
MUTARE- “We have fully embraced this project, although not everyone is willing to join we are confident this time if the rains fall we will have a better yield,” said Clement Bvuma, a rural subsistence farmer from Mutasa central constituency. Bvuma was commenting on Pfumvudza, a
State owned telecommunication giants, Netone and TelOne have unveiled a refurbished and fully equipped state of the art Ward B5 at Mpilo Hospital in Bulawayo as part of the two entities initiative to support efforts by the government in the fight against Covid-19. Under this project,
The Zimbabwe Democracy Institute (ZDI) says the month of September was characterised by incidences of deepening political crisis in the country. In its monthly report for September titled Elite discohesion in Zanu -PF: History repeating itself? The think tank organisation said arbitrary arrests and clampdown on
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