Government has completed the first phase of the Land Audit and will repossess underutilised land in line with Government policy. Speaking during this year’s Heroes’ Day Commemorations at State House, President Emmerson Mnangagwa said Government will embark on a multi prolonged Agriculture Recovery Plan. “My administration embarked
Pneumonia can be deadly for children under the age of five, but it can be treated with the right diagnosis and medical intervention. However, the cost of such tests is beyond the reach of many families in Zimbabwe. Now, two students from Ashesi University have
African Union (AU) Special Envoy for COVID-19 and businessman Strive Masiyiwa has called on community leaders - including chiefs, religious leaders, councillors and members of Parliament - to lead in arresting the spread of COVID-19 at the local level. Masiyiwa writes: A dear friend called me the
Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC) has called off the five-match Twenty20 international series against Afghanistan scheduled to be played in Harare in August due to the additional measures put in place by the Government to curb the spread of COVID-19. ZC had applied for a waiver to proceed
The MDC Alliance has welcomed the move to send a special envoy to Zimbabwe by South African President Cyril Ramaphosa following allegations of human rights violations in the country. President Ramaphosa on Friday announced that he will be sending a special envoy to Zimbabwe. This follows
Opposition MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa has described as unfortunate remarks by President Emmerson Mnangagwa that ‘rogue elements’ working with international quarters to destabilise the country will be flashed out. Speaking during a live broadcast with South Africa television channel SABC, Chamisa said finger pointing is
Incarcerated Zimbabwean Journalists-cum activist, Hopewell Chin'ono has approached the Harare Magistrate Courts with a fresh bail application based on ‘changed circumstances.’ Chin’ono who was denied bail at both the Harare Magistrates and High Courts is through his legal counsel seeking to overturn the earlier judgments arguing
About 4,000 recovered Covid-19 patients from South Korean-based Shincheonji Church of Jesus will donate their blood, also known as convalescent plasma, for use in the research and development of a new therapy that could reduce deaths related to the illness. Antibodies found in the blood of
MUTARE- Government urged to ring-fence opportunities for women by reserving extractive sector quotas for women and provides systems that ensure inclusion of women in the US$12 billion mining strategy. Speaking during a virtual discussion on women participation in the mining sector towards achieving the 12 billion
The unfolding corporate governance scandal at Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority (ZESA) provides a hint of how the country’s State Entities and Parastatals (SEPs) have been run down over the years. By Victor Bhoroma Despite stern warnings on reappointing former board members to the ZESA board and creating
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