A Bulawayo based bookshop, Dingani Bookshop and Stationery, has come up with an innovative idea to teach secondary and high school pupils from the comfort of their homes amid the COVID-19 lockdown. The online classes, which will be conducted by Umthombo Wolwazi TV, will commence on
In 2018, Mnangagwa granted another amnesty – cutting the sentences of 3 000 prisoners in Zimbabwe in a bid to decongest prisons.
Opposition MDC legislator for Mbizo Settlement Chikwinya has urged the government to disinfect the public transport system in-order to contain the coronavirus pandemic. In a press statement yesterday, Chikwinya said Zimbabwe's public transport system was very key hence should be looked at in the wake of
Since the Mnangagwa administration took office in Zimbabwe, expectations of a transformative approach to civil and human rights violations have dampened. Continuing waves of state violence are alleged to have conjoined with a shrinking of the democratic space. When President Emmerson Mnangagwa was sworn in
It has been a difficult 12 months since Simon Sithole (38) lost his business to prowling youths on a dreadful January morning around Mbudzi Roundabout- a business hive, binding the sprawling leafy suburb of Waterfalls to the adjacent high residential neighborhoods of Highfields to the
Heal Zimbabwe Trust Director Rashid Mahiya has proposed a ban on the trading of gold from illegal and menacing machete-wielding gangs saying it creates wrong perception about the country's extractive sector. The gangs, popularly known as Mashurugwi have been on a killing and violent crimes spree
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has with immediate effect taken annual leave from office with vice president Constantino Chiwenga assuming the first office on a rotational basis with his counterpart Kembo Mohadi. In a statement by the Acting Chief Secretary in the Office of the President and Cabinet,
Self exiled former Foreign Affairs Minister, Dr Walter Mzembi has emerged as a surprise interim leader of a new political outfit, the People’s Party. Mzembi has been out of the political scene since the November 2017 military coup which toppled former president Robert Mugabe and his
Two years after being booted out of the ruling party, former cabinet minister Saviour Kasukuwere has lashed out the Zanu-PF leadership for being more concerned about self-enrichment and acquiring wealth while ignoring the plight of the suffering masses. The former Zanu-PF Political Commissar said the party
President Emmerson Mnangagwa on Friday all but admitted that there are divisions with Zanu-PF and that the party is moving in to weed out "sell-outs" who have been recruited to destroy the party from within. He made the remarks while addressing Zanu-PF members during the ongoing
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