Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR) on Friday 6 March 2015 launched a publication entitled “In Their Capacity As Human Rights Defenders: Women," which recognises women HRDs with whom ZLHR has had the pleasure of directly interacting with over the years through its interventions in fostering a culture of human
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Local Government, Public Works and National Housing Minister Dr Ignatius Chombo is once again under fire for his continued interference in the day to day running of Harare City Council. Chombo, who was recently under the spotlight for pushing for the re-instatement of the city council’s
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Residents in Harare have been urged to fire office bearers who are not delivering. Speaking at a discussion entitled: Who is in charge at Town House: Understanding the Politics of Social Service Delivery in Harare held on Wednesday 4 March 2015, Professor Lovemore Madhuku said that
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By Admire Machiwenyika Davis Cup tournament returns after a 9 year hiatus and Zimbabwe tennis team will lock horns with East European team Bosnia and Herzegovina at Harare Sports Club. The tournament will run over the weekend from 6-8 March and will see Zimbabwean and Bosnian players
Zimbabweans have reacted to the newly licensed radio stations with mixed feelings. This comes after the Broadcasting Authority of Zimbabwe (BAZ) issued local commercial radio broadcasting service licences to eight companies. Prior to the licensing BAZ had shortlisted 18 applicants from the 21 who submitted applications
Econet Wireless Zimbabwe has over the years come to be a key player in Zimbabwe's national political economy. Recently, a local weekly The Zimbabwe Independent published a story on its front page that Econet had bailed out the government to the tune of US$ 30 million.
Zimbabwe is staring at the possibility of a drought as the second half of the rainfall season has been appallingly dry, raising fears of crop failure and food shortages. The forecast from the Southern African Development Community (SADC) Climate Services Centre indicates that the southern half
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