Harare, 24 August 2023 – Stanbic Bank has facilitated a trail-blazing, mutually beneficial and cooperative relationship between two top Zimbabwean and Chinese universities as the leading financial services institution lives up to its commitment to drive Zimbabwe and Africa’s growth. The Standard Bank subsidiary played a
22 August 2023: ActionAid Zimbabwe, an organisation working to achieve social justice, gender equality, and poverty eradication has relaunched the Social Justice Manifesto. Initially launched following extensive research and consultations with communities and stakeholders ahead of the general elections in July 2018, the manifesto sets
Chipo Dendere, Wellesley College Nelson Chamisa, the 45-year-old leader of Zimbabwe’s main opposition party, the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC), is making a second bid to be Zimbabwe’s next president. A lawyer and a pastor, Chamisa is the most formidable candidate against the ruling Zanu-PF led by
Opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader Nelson Chamisa says he will not be revengeful against President Emmerson Mnangagwa once he is elected into office ahead of tomorrow’s harmonised elections. Addressing thousands of party supporters at the Robert Gabriel Mugabe square in Harare yesterday, the opposition
The Center said that this delay is unprecedented in its 30-plus years of observing elections and that it represents a severe and unwarranted obstruction to its impartial work.
Harare Magistrate has acquitted businessman Michael Ndoro of fraud charges. The magistrate Clever Tsikwa ruled that the state's presentation of evidence was insufficient to establish the essential elements required to prove the accused's guilt. Ndoro had been accused of orchestrating the removal of his former wife, Precious
Sections 17, 56, and 80 of the Constitution, as well as Section 277, emphasize the need for gender equality across all sectors, including politics.
Harare Socialite Lorraine Guyo who was brought to court on allegations of car fraud has walked away a free woman after the State found no charge against her.Guyo was supposed to appear in court on initial remand but the case was declined during vetting after
The Zimbabwean government has drilled 115 solar-powered boreholes in the Midlands province, President Emmerson Mnangagwa announced on Saturday. The boreholes are part of a government program to install a solar-powered borehole in each of the country's 35,000 villages. The program is designed to provide safe and
The Zimbabwe Election Support Network (ZESN) will be and has been deploying thousands of domestic observers since its formation in 2000.
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