HIGH Court Judge Justice Emmy Tsanga on Wednesday 20 September 2017 ended the 70 days detention of two pro-democracy campaigners Darlington Madzonga and Edmore Musvubhi by setting them free on $200 bail each after they were arrested two months ago and charged with murder following
The 2018 PPC Imaginarium Awards have been launched in Zimbabwe, in partnership with the National Art Gallery of Zimbabwe, under the custodianship of its executive director, Doreen Sibanda. They were launched at the official opening of the second International Conference on African Cultures (ICAC) at the
Finding an ultimate choice of place to go for a date can be head cracking. In developed countries, people usually turn to Google to search for ideal places to go for a date. In Zimbabwe, while google may have such information, accessibility becomes an issue
20 September 2017, Harare - The United Nations Team in Zimbabwe, in support of national development priorities and in partnership with development partners, reiterates its commitments articulated under the 2016-2020 Zimbabwe United Nations Development Assistance Framework (ZUNDAF). The United Nations, through the ZUNDAF, continues its support
HIGHER and Tertiary Education minister Professor Jonathan Moyo has lost his constitutional court challenge where he sought to overturn his arrest by the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) on allegations of abuse of office, fraud, corruption and obstruction of the course of justice. The full Constitution Court
When the United Nations (UN) was formally established on 24 October 1945, soon after the Second World War, there was much hope that this signaled the end to all wars - but it only was the beginning of some of the most devastating conflicts this
Vendors and other informal traders have cried foul over the slow process of the Bio-Metric Voter Registration (BVR) saying it is affecting their businesses as they have to content with being away from their operations for longer periods queuing to register to vote. A snap survey
2016 Chibuku Super Cup winners, Ngezi Platinum Stars are optimistic of pulling another shocker and retain the trophy that will see them book a place in the lucrative Confederations of African Football (CAF) Confederations Cup next year. Ngezi will begin their defence of the Chibuku Super Cup
Day in day out, Chipo cries as she gets beaten up and abused by her own belligerent employer, Mr Peter Vela who has since turned her into a sex slave at Dost farm in Mpumalanga province in South Africa. As she sits on the threshold
While most men chose to focus on either fashion or success, there are others who seem to get it right on both ends. This week's fashion and style icon, Tourism and Hospitality Industry Minister Walter Mzembi is a perfect representation of a complete man who
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