THE High Court has ordered the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) to ensure that teachers and all other civil servants, serving as electoral and polling officers or in any capacity, who are registered voters, be allowed to vote on Monday 30 July 2018. Justice Isaac Muzenda granted
Content hosted by iono.fm We have a sit down with a solid panel with over 90 years combined of being a child and discuss the worst parenting regimes yet experienced and the best ones yet to come. Brian Willis and Tjenisani Nleya try and convince us
The Alliance has raised red flags over the unfair coverage on the national broadcaster and public media which seems to favour the ruling party at the expense of other contestants.
Products developed under the Cassava Fintech business are designed to help the poorest and most vulnerable in society get “inclusion” as well as protection from economic shocks and trauma, says Mr Darlington Mandivenga, the Econet Group executive responsible for the Cassava Fintech. Speaking about EcoSure, the insurance
The Zimbabwe Agricultural Society(Z.A.S) is set to construct a $100 million Hotel and Convention Centre with a seating capacity of 15 000 guests at their Business Hub in Harare. Addressing stakeholders at the launch of the Convention Centre and Hotel today, ZAS Chief Executive Officer, Dr Anxious Masuka said
Independent Candidates contesting the July 30 harmonized elections have called on the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) to give them the same treatment and status accorded to political parties. Addressing journalists today in Harare, Member of Parliament for Harare West who is seeking to retain his seat
Mnangagwa yesterday warned Chamisa that he could be arrested if he continues to incite his supporters to picket at the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (Zec)’s offices in a bid to disrupt Monday’s general elections
Global partners for HIV programming yesterday launched a US$1.2 billion funding aimed at scaling up diagnosis and treatment of HIV infection among men. The project called MenStar Coalition, was launched at the ongoing International Conference in Amsterdam and announced by Sir Elton John and the Duke of
Some have referred to the upcoming Zimbabwe general election as the most critical since 1980.
In Zimbabwe, just like any other country, a new born child is looked upon as a gift to the family and society at large. By Lazarus Sauti Because of this, pregnant women expect the successful delivery of a healthy, bouncing baby. Nevertheless, maternal mortality remains insidious, especially in
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