Greyish dust covers what would normally be green tree leaves as well as other surrounding surfaces in what serves as testimony to the environmentally toxic activities caused by Lafarge- a cement production firm- in Mabvuku. From a distant, even on a scorching Zimbabwean summer day, a
Harare Magistrate Ngoni Nduna on 20 August 2020 reserved ruling in the fresh bail application by journalist Hopewell Chin’ono to Monday, 24 August 2020. Meanwhile, the State represented by prosecutors Whisper Mabhaudhi and Tendai Shonhayi, and the defence team led by Advocate Taona Nyamakura were asked
The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) has advised the business community to declare all sales conducted in foreign currency for the smooth processing of taxes in tendered currency. Following the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) announcement in June this year to allow companies to accept payments in
THE wrangle over the estate of the late property mogul Edward Nyanyiwa, better known as Eddie Pfugari, has taken a new twist after the executor of his late wife's estate accused his son, Edward Jnr of having defrauded her with regard to their empire. The case
Philanthropist and Econet Wireless founder, Strive Masiyiwa has made a commitment to mobilize funds to support and fully equip maternity wards at major referral hospitals to stop high infant mortality at childbirth. Masiyiwa’s reaction was influenced by recent media reports that seven out of eight babies
The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has expressed concern over an escalation of murder cases stemming from beer disputes. In a statement, ZRP said people no longer value the sanctity of human life and the upsurge of murder cases was for the period extending from 13 to
Firebrand ruling Zanu PF Director of Information and Publicity, Tafadzwa Mugwadi has issued an apology for uttering the ‘F-word’ during a live interview on International broadcaster, Al Jazeera. In a statement, Mugwadi said he owed an unreserved apology to Zimbabweans, the world and in particular Al
Amalgamated Rural Teachers of Zimbabwe (ARTUZ) have rejected the newly announced school calendar arguing that most rural schools are not adequately prepared due to disturbances caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. In a recent statement, ARTUZ said an average of 32 000 elite learners who enjoyed exclusionary
The Thokozani Khupe led MDC-T has terminated party membership of Harare Mayor and councilor for Glen Norah, Herbert Gomba together with five other councilors and eventually ceases their duties as councilors. In a letter to the Minister of Local Government and public works, MDC-T secretary general
The government has once again accused MDC Alliance leader, Nelson Chamisa, of being the reason why the economy is not performing well since his hardline stance of making the country ungovernable after the 2018 elections. Zimbabwe has experienced a torrid time since the highly disputed elections
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