Contemporary musicians Tocky Vibes, Feli Nandi, Voltz JT and Van Choga are set to grace this year's edition of Shoko Festival which will be running from the 20th - 25th September 2021. Running under the theme, “Shoko Universe”, the festival will be a completely virtual with
The Zimbabwe Red Cross Society has begun administering free COVID-19 vaccines to augment Government efforts towards curbing the deadly pandemic. Speaking during a media tour in Harare, the clinical director at the centre Dr Joe Tapi said they are administering the Sinovac and Sinopharm vaccines. “In augmenting
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has relaxed lockdown measures while downgrading the lockdown level from four to two with a review in two weeks time. In a televised address, Mnangagwa allowed the following measures: Public gatherings have been allowed for not more than 100 people. Curfew hours have been adjusted
The government has partnered World Vision and other organizations to launch a project meant to incorporate disaster preparedness and response for people with disabilities in five districts of Zimbabwe. In a statement, Strengthening Community-Led Actions on Education and Disaster Preparedness (SCALE-DP) Programme manager, Dr Tapiwa Muzerengi said
The 2021 fire season has destroyed a total 408 366.7 hectares of land representing an 84.97% increase during the same period in 2020 when 220 778.79 hectares were burnt from the recorded 395 veld fire incidences. The veld fire season which spans from the 31st of
The commuting public has expressed mixed feelings over the partnership between two state owned entities ZUPCO and the National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) for the reintroduction of commuter trains in Harare and Bulawayo during peak-periods to ease transport problems. Since government banned private owned commuter omnibuses
Sounds of joy could be heard 100 meters away from Mutemwa Leprosy center in Murewa, Mashonaland East province. As one gets closer, a cloud of dust becomes more visible as a clergy dance group takes centre stage much to the excitement of a small group of
British American Tobacco (BAT) Zimbabwe Limited has opted to hold on to its interim dividend for the six months to 30 June 2021 as it considers reinvesting into operations amid uncertainties in the economy. This is despite that the Group’s earnings per share grew by 209
Acting Mutare city Town Clerk, Dr Anthony Mutara appeared in court on allegations of fraudulently employing his niece, after he was arrested by the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission. ZACC officers nabbed Dr Mutara, who also heads the Health services, on allegations of corrupt recruitment of a Geanor
Technology Group-Cassava Smartech revenue for the quarter ended August 31, 2021 grew by over 70 percent compared to the same period the previous year driven by growth in transaction activity, the Group has announced. The growth in revenue weathered business slow down induced by a national
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