Joshua Nkomo, the late Vice President of Zimbabwe spoke prophetically when he said, “Zimbabwe will not die, the young will save it.” These are uplifting words, feel good words which have inspired the young. They’ve been recited over and over again. They show great faith
The budget for agriculture was raised sharply by nearly 250 per cent in 2021/2022. By Seif Kabelele Tuzo Mapunda, a resident of Tanzania’s commercial capital Dar es Salaam, was stung by a 20 per cent increase in the price of bread. He lamented that the bread that he
Tuzo Mapunda, a resident of Tanzania’s commercial capital Dar es Salaam, was stung by a 20 per cent increase in the price of bread. By Seif Kabelele He lamented that the bread that he used to buy purchases for TSh500 (about 0.22 US$) now costs TSh600 (roughly
First Lady, Auxillia Mnangagwa has urged young people to stop drug and solvent abuse in order to realize their potential in life. By Wilson Waison Speaking at an interactive program organised by her charity organisation, Angel of Hope Foundation in Harare on Thursday, the first lady said
A Zanu-PF Youth League official, Phineas Makombe revealed that he had been tipped off by Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) officials and that the ruling party is headed for a big win in 2023. Makombe said his sources within ZEC had tipped him off that Mnangagwa is
Opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) has called on the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) to arrest Zanu PF activist Abton Mashayanyika on charges of inciting violence following statements he made during a Zanu PF meeting in Mberengwa. In the video Mashayanyika is heard addressing Zanu PF
Zimbabwe – 185-6 in 20 overs (Sikandar Raza 82*, Sean Williams 37, Regis Chakabva 31; Nisarg Patel 2/24, Aaron Jones 2/37, Saurabh Netravalkar 1/27) USA – 139-8 in 20 overs (Steven Taylor 46, Nisarg Patel 24*, Marty Kain 18; Wellington Masakadza 4/11, Luke Jongwe 1/9, Sean
Outspoken musician, Mudiwa Hood challenged Jiti crooner, Baba Harare to prove if he is the one behind his Twitter handle's well-articulated English tweets that have endeared him with the platform's users since he joined the micro-blogging site a few months ago. After joining the platform last
Minister of Information and publicity, Senator Monica Mutsvangwa has urged trainee journalists to take advantage of the newly licensed radio and television stations to create content that empowers marginalized communities to participate in national development. By Wilson Waison Addressing journalism students at Harare Polytechnic College on Wednesday,
Information minister, Senator Monica Mutsvangwa has hailed the media reforms instituted by the second republic for promoting media diversity through the newly licensed television and community radio stations. By Gift Washaya and Rutendo Maraire Mutsvangwa told trainee journalists at Harare Polytechnic during an interactive session on Wednesday
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