The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority on Friday morning launched an electronic service platform in an attempt to utilise information and communication technologies in dealing with tax matters. This comes at a time when government is driving automation and modernisation of its system in fulfillment of goals set
The Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission (ZHRC) wishes to express in the strongest terms its condemnation of remarks attributed to Prosecutor-General Johannes Tomana in an interview with The Chronicle Newspaper on Wednesday 17 June 2015 in Bulawayo, regarding the age of consent to sex and marriage
Castle Lager Premier Soccer League resumes this weekend after a two weeks break with the much anticipated match of the season on the cards between long-standing rivals Harare giants Dynamos and Bulawayo giants Highlanders clash at Rufaro Stadium on Sunday. Highlanders will be hoping to finally
By Thomas Madhuku Worsening poverty levels in Zimbabwe have seen an increase in the number children between the ages of 12 and 18 crossing illegally into neighbouring South Africa. The children illegally cross into South Africa despite laws that prohibit movement of unaccompanied children without proper documentation,
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Zambezi News will be doing a live shoot for its 4th season at Alliance Francaise Harare this week and at the same event there will be the launch of the 75% DVD, the hit stand-up comedy show featuring Comrade Fatso, Michael Kudakwashe and Clive Chigubu. Zambezi
The National Vendors Union Zimbabwe (NAVUZ) yesterday petitioned government urging them to stop the impending evictions of vendors from the streets. The petition followed a directive by the Ministry of Local Government which called on all vendors to move to designated spaces by tomorrow. The Vendors Union
All is set for Arenel – NASH 17 and under football tournament provincial finals in Bulawayo and Harare tomorrow. In Bulawayo eight teams are expected to battle it out for honours in the city of Kings and nine schools are expected in Harare finals with one
The Zimbabwean government’s continuing stranglehold on community radio and its refusal to issue licences to all but commercial operators with links to state-owned companies or those with government ties is a ploy to stifle freedom of expression, said Amnesty International in a new report published
MUTARE- An alternative mining indaba organised by a leading civic organisation has kicked off amid calls for greater transparency in the lucrative but shaky diamond mining industry in Marange. The Provincial Alternative Mining Indaba organised by the Zimbabwe Environmental Law Association (ZELA) as a way to
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