The Ministry of Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare, UNICEF and other partners have officially launched the next phase of the Emergency Social Cash Transfer (ESCT) Programme that aims to provide cash payments to close to 19,000 households in five new rural districts. The Emergency
By Natalie Joma Residents in Maphisa, Matobo District have raised concern over the failure by authorities to improve the security situation at Maphisa Hospital following cases of rape of expecting mothers at the health institution. In July 2021, three expecting mothers were raped by unknown machete wielding
The Zimbabwean political scene is abuzz with excitement as a new name has entered the fray: the renowned Zimdancehall sensation, Enzo Ishall. Born Kudzanai Mamhare, the musician has thrown his hat into the ring and is set to compete for a seat in the internal
The People’s Own Savings Bank (POSB) has unveiled its prepaid and debit cards which are set to enable its customers to seamlessly transact in both the domestic and international markets through a partnership with Mastercard, a global payment technology company. The project involves a local leading
Former opposition activists who defected to the ruling Zanu PF party have been given the greenlight to contest in the revolutionary party’s primary elections slated for this Saturday. The primary elections were scheduled for last Saturday, however due to an overwhelming response from prospective candidates the
A former employee of ZiFM Stereo, known by the Twitter handle @ThembiTerry, has taken to social media to recount her experience of workplace bullying by a popular presenter at the radio station. The incident was brought to light in her response to a tweet questioning
A witness who testified during the trial of the incarcerated Zengeza West legislator Job Sikhala confirmed that the combative politician was in his rural area on the day of the alleged offence. Sikhala is facing charges of obstruction of justice with the state accusing him of
Former Finance Minister and opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) Harare East legislator Tendai Biti has described the recent 100 percent civil servant salary increment as ‘cheap populist expenditure’. Recently, treasury approved a 100 percent remuneration for civil servants from deputy director and below for all
Teacher union organisations have castigated the salary increment announced by the Government yesterday saying the move was an indicator of unfair labor practices. Government unilaterally announced a 100 percent salary increment for civil servants despite ongoing negotiations between the workers. In a statement, the Progressive Teachers
Zimbabwe will immediately commence mobilization of relief assistance in the form of foodstuffs, construction material and clothing to victims of cyclone Freddy in Malawi following a cabinet directive. Nearly 363,000 people have been displaced across flood-affected areas and Malawian authorities reported on Saturday that the death
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