I’m Recovering: Tsvangirai
Local and international media were reporting that the MDC-Alliance leader is critically ill in a South African hospital , with some urging the world to brace for "brace for the worst
Denounce Mnangagwa; AU ,SADC told
In a petition letter addressed to both bodies, the NPF said the AU and SADC should urgently institute an investigations into the Mnangagwa administration as they accuse it of seizing power through unconstitutional means
CBZ Launches Life Benefits For Employees
"Employee Benefits is the path to financial wellness of staff serving as a skills attraction and retention tool
Bring Closure To Gukurahundi, Traditional Leaders Told
"Gukurahundi has generated hate, anger, discord and ethnic division. We have heard and seen people booing, heckling, shouting and denouncing each other over this emotive issue
Mugabe Is Not Safe:Moyo
"President Mugabe is not safe how can he be safe after he was forced to resign, you should know that he was forced to sign a resignation letter
CEOs Urged To Contribute To Economic Revival
CEO Africa group chairman Oswell Binha said it is necessary for CEOs, to make a critical contribution in propagating for the agenda 2040 which
Women Pin Hopes On First Lady Over Sanitary Wear Price Hike
"We are calling upon our mother, Mai Mnangagwa, to talk to the president so that he will consider that pads prices are too high and we are no longer affording to buy them
Gomwe Warned Over Mnangagwa Welcome Rally
A cross section of Zimbabwean youths have taken a swipe at ZanuPF Youth League Chairperson , Godwin Gomwe for organizing a solidarity rally for President Emmerson Mnangagwa , upon his arrival from a world tour , which include the World Economic Forum, held in Switzerland
Mixed Feelings Over ED’s Davos Trip
President Emmerson Mnangagwa's trip to Davos, Switzerland for the World Economic Forum and his remarks on the gukurahundi atrocities have received mixed feelings from people who hailed his approach to economic development while calling for closure on the hotly contested Matebeleland disturbances. In an interview with
Workers Appeal For Accountability at ZESA
Energy Sector Workers Union of Zimbabwe has called on the Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority (ZESA) to account for all prepaid meters installed and justify why the parastatal continue to make losses when it had monopoly over power distribution in the country. In an interview with 263Chat,
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