Wives of Hwange Colliery workers have threatened to boycott the forthcoming general elections until government intervenes to force the giant coal producer to settle their husbands'outstanding salaries dating back to 2014. The group of women have been engaged in a sit-in at Hwange Colliery premises for
HIGH Court Judge Justice Amy Tsanga will on Thursday 26 April 2018 preside over the hearing and determination of an urgent chamber application filed by Zimbabwe Nurses Association seeking an order to restrain and interdict the Health Services Board (HSB), Health and Child Care Minister
Government has pardoned and permitted thousands of dismissed nurses to resume their duties pending approval of their applications for re-engagement, Minister of Health and Child Care, Dr David Parirenyatwa has said. Addressing journalists in Harare today, Parirenyatwa said hospitals have resumed normal operations adding that government
The Zimbabwe Coalition on Debt and Development (ZIMCODD) has come out guns blazing and lashed out at government for extravagant spending despite its coffers running dry. The government is currently battling against civil servants unrest over low salaries. In a statement released on Friday (today), ZIMCODD accused
Africa is often imagined to be a place in which presidents can do whatever they want, unencumbered by constitutional or democratic constraints. A large body of literature has developed around the idea that the law can be flouted at will, leading to a situation in which
If ever there is one thing that will forever be engraved in this country's history, it is that Rhodesia took great care of its whites, whereas, Zimbabwe treated its people as rubbish - only to be used to attain power and wealth, but then quickly
Speculation is rife that Mzembi may follow his G40 comrades who recently met Mr Chamisa and seemingly have joined the Alliance to try and fight back at the new regime that unceremoniously dumped them after the exit of Robert Mugabe through a soft coup that
Rural folks are receiving threats of the re-occurrence of 2008 intimidation and torture ahead of 2018 polls, Movement for Democratic Change leader Nelson Chamisa has said
Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs minister, Ziyambi Ziyambi, has shot down claims that the current President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his new government got power through a “military coup,” arguing that former President Robert Mugabe’s resignation was debated in Parliament. Responding to People’s Democratic Party PDP Spokesperson,
Transform Zimbabwe has threatened to pull out of the Movement for Democratic Change Alliance saying they are being marginalised in the allocation of urban parliamentary and council seats among other reasons. Addressing the press in the capital on Tuesday following their recently held congress, the party
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