Presidential aspirant and leader of the FreeZim Congress, Joseph Makamba Busha has proposed an upward review of nomination fees for the Presidential candidate to deter individuals who are not committed to serving the nation. Busha who came a distant fourth in the 2018 Presidential elections announced
By Tafadzwa MuranganwaTaurai Musindo, a 70 year old pensioner from Goromonzi district in Mashonaland East Province has never received his pension benefits for the over 30 years he worked at a Harare based company, which has since stopped operations due to chocking financial constraints, despite
The Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (Potraz) has warned members of the public against the collection, sharing and broadcasting of personal information without the consent of the data subject. In a statement, Potraz Director-General Gift Machengete said the authority noted the increasing number of
Age gaps are rarely discussed until they’re considered “too big,” but there’s no hard rule about when an age gap becomes significant.
In a recent survey, ZESN disclosed that a majority of young people in marginalized communities were disinterested in participating in the electoral process.
The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) has raised the market-wide trading halt (circuit breaker) threshold for index movement on the ZSE All Share Index from plus or minus 10 percent to plus or minus 15 percent starting today in line with individual securities threshold. The ZSE has
A Harare man, Moses Tapiwa Maswera, was arrested and remanded in custody on two counts of physical abuse against his girlfriend. The woman alleges that Maswera assaulted her on two occasions: once in February after she came home late from a night out with friends,
The Parliament of Zimbabwe's legal committee has been issued an ultimatum to convene and review Statutory Instrument 144 of 2022, which introduced a USD20,000 nomination fee for individuals aspiring to become presidential candidates. The case was brought before a panel of seven judges, headed by
By Tafadzwa Muranganwa Visual artistes across genres will have chance to feature in a climate justice exhibition to be hosted by Nhaka Gallery (formerly Delta) from 24 June to the 10th of August. Speaking at press conference recently, Nhaka Gallery director Hellen Matsvisi said they are targeting
Benjamin Chigodora (38), a breadwinner with three children, has devised an innovative method of producing bricks using sewage water. Faced with water scarcity as a pressing issue in Zimbabwe, Chigodora had to think outside the box to sustain his work as a bricklayer. Recognizing that
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