The Carter Center, an international organization that monitors elections, has released its preliminary assessment of the August 23 general elections in Zimbabwe, saying they were held in a restrictive and unfair political environment that undermined their legitimacy. The Center said the electoral process failed to meet
By Tafadzwa Muranganwa Most workers in the retail and wholesale sector are reportedly earning 'slave wages', a new union has revealed. According to a press release by Progressive Retail and Wholesale Workers Union of Zimbabwe (PRWWUZ) interim general secretary Phillip Mafundu, the union got surprised with the
South Africa’s ruling African National Congress (ANC) Secretary General Fikile Mbalula has castigated Zimbabwe's opposition leader, Nelson Chamisa, and his associates, emphasizing that they do not align with the ANC's vision for a new world agenda and their commitment to anti-imperialism. Addressing an ANC gathering in
Mandipa Hope Rehabilitation, a leading rehabilitation center, has been recognized for its outstanding commitment to providing exceptional rehabilitation services. The center was awarded the prestigious Outstanding Medical Rehabilitation Services Gold for Excellence in Rehabilitation Services at Zimbabwe CEO’s Network Awards. The award which is highly regarded
Harare, 31 August 2023 – Stanbic Bank has posted an inflation adjusted profit after tax of ZWL 373 billion for the six months ended 30 June 2023, growing from the ZWL56 billion recorded in the prior period. In a statement accompanying the results, Stanbic Bank Chairman,
By Tendai Makaripe In the golden embrace of a sprawling olive grove, 70-year-old Ahmed tenderly touches the stump of what once was a majestic olive tree, a silent witness to countless family memories and seasons. The stump is but one of many trees uprooted or damaged, casualties
Buhera West MP Tafadzwa Mugwadi has celebrated his victory in the recent harmonized elections by commissioning a smart borehole facility in his area and announcing a mine project that will employ 2,000 villagers. Mugwadi won the election by a landslide, bagging 11,037 votes against his main
First Capital Bank posted an adjusted profit of US$9,05m for the half year (HY) period to June which was supported by income growth driven by an improvement in the underlying business namely increase in customer base, growth in loan book and exchange gains. The bank moved
By Tendai Makaripe In the dimly lit cell of Israel's Ramle prison, the passage of time was marked by the gnawing emptiness of hunger. Khader Adnan, a Palestinian activist who had already endured 87 days of a hunger strike, lay on the cold floor, his frail frame
THE trial of socialite Charles Guvamatanga popularly known as Torro in music circles continued on Wednesday with his lawyers taking his accuser to task to explain discrepancies in her testimony. Torro is alleged to have raped a relative, allegations he vehemently denied when his trial
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