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
Nyanga South Member of Parliament (MP) Supa Mandiwanzira' s lawyer have rolled heads with the state in court on Friday over the matter to which they accused the state of not being competent
Former Chief magistrate Mishrod Guvamombe has appeared before Harare magistrate Vongai Muchuchuti who indicted him, for his matter to be heard heard before High Court Harare
Teachers have urged the government to engage the health sector at provincial and district levels to assess the state of preparedness in case of outburst of COVID-19 once schools re-open doors to learners. The government recently announced school opening dates for all exam classes. In a telephone
MUTARE-Acting Zimbabwe Consolidation Diamond Company (ZCDC) acting chief executive officer Roberto De Pretto has resigned from his post over alleged frustrations on top of government interference in the management decisions. De Pretto who has been replaced by Levy Chiota as Acting CEO, was reportedly hounded out
A local human rights advocacy group, Zimbabwe Peace Project (ZPP) has described the month of August as the most complicated in terms of human rights violations. In its monthly report for August, ZPP said in August, the ruling Zanu PF celebrated two years after its contested
MUTARE- Stakeholders in the mining sector have urged government to revive its legacy efforts of formalizing artisanal mining to curb crime, black market trading and Illicit financial flows IFFs. Speaking during a virtual discussion organized by the Zimbabwe Allied Diamond Workers Union (ZIDAWU) Proud Nyakunu, ZIDAWU legal
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