Over the past month Harare has experienced a visible upsurge of vending activities in the Central Business District (CBD). However, this comes as a strong threat to the survival of formal traders as they are now subjected to enormous competition from the streets. Vendors have since
As the curtain came down at the Golden Pilsener Zimababwe Open on Sunday both Den Burmester and Stuart Krog lifted the Zimbabwean Open Cup high when they won trophies at the just ended prestigious tournament at the Royal Harare Golf Club. Zimbabwean born Burmester won the
MUTARE - Government lacks a good corporate image to strike progressive mining deals due to a legendary history of failure in the extractive industry a leading academic has said. This was said by Dr Solomon Mungure of Institute of Peace Leadership and Governance at Africa University
What a weekend. This is why the EPL is the best league in the world. I have been away for a couple weeks
As the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League enters the 5th week an array of mixed results across the country and the current log leaders Triangle humiliated troubled CAPS United 4-0 at Gibbo Stadium, whilst debutants Tsholotsho registered their second win of the season against Whawha. CAPS
While Zimbabwe may have adopted a new constitution, the application of the law still mirrors the situation before the document was accepted. Waza blogger, Philani Amadeus Nyoni, explores the discrepancy between what is on paper, and how the law is applied. In 2013, Zimbabweans went to
From all directions cacophony voices could be heard touting dollar 'sipo yekugezesa (bathing soap), R5 ma spaghetti, dollar for seven toilet paper'. This has become the order of the day in the country’s capital. People outpace each other competing for cheap second hand clothes and general staff
The National Youth Action Alliance (NYAA) has condemned police investigation into the disappearance of Itai Dzamara, saying it fell far short of the standards that the public should expect. This comes after one month since the disappearance of Itai Dzamara, a journalist and human rights activist. Justice
South Africa is burning at the moment. Strife and instability in their universities while foreigners are being burnt alive. Black South Africans are at the moment a melting pot of seething anger, bitterness and desperation. They want answers. They are desperate to blame someone, something
African governments are reluctant to open up space for civic participation as inclusion of people in development processes leaves authorities vulnerable to demands for accountability, civic society leaders believe. In Africa patronage, weak governance structures as well rampant corruption pushes governments to deliberately sideline citizens from
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