Costas Milas, University of Liverpool; George Kyris, University of Birmingham, and Richard Holden, UNSW Australia The Greek people have voted, saying a resounding No to the terms of the bailout deal offered by their international creditors. What will this mean for Greece, the euro and the
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Gweru entered the second day without water on Friday, with thoughtful fast-food outlets relying on water drawn earlier in large poly-vinyl containers. However residents from high density suburbs like Mkoba, Senga, Mtapa, Mambo, and Ascot were hit the hardest, as they have no other alternative water
By: Nicola Quinn SCREEN AFRICA EXCLUSIVE: After six years of living in Los Angeles, California, Tongayi Chirisa has already worked with most of the major networks in Hollywood such as Warner Brothers, FOX, FX, CBS, NBC and ABC. This month he adds TV Land to his
The Zimbabwe rugby team, the Sables are ready to lock horns with Tunisia in an Africa Cup Group 1A encounter at Prince Edward School in Harare. The team trained at the Old Hararians Sports Club in Harare the rest of the week and some players were
SNV Netherlands Development Organisation (SNV) in Zimbabwe is set to roll out provincial Solar Fairs in the country’s eight provinces starting this Saturday 4th June, in Gweru. The Solar Expos, organised in partnership with Government, Solar Companies and provincial authorities, will bring together more than 25
Harare – The United Nations today adds its voice to ongoing calls to end child marriages in Zimbabwe. Child marriages are not only an affront to the dignity and well-being of individual girls; they also deprive nations of the social and economic benefits that derive from
Ten former Green Fuel employees have registered their agony over their ex-employer, Green Fuel, which they say is ruthless and makes workers toil under strict conditions. The ten drivers vowed to fight the ethanol producing company through labour courts. “We won’t rest until we rightfully secure all
CHIMANIMANI - Despite the general decline in health services in the country over the past decade, two Manicaland hospitals have defied the odds by offering international infantile health services. The two hospitals, Mutambara District and Biriri Rural Hospital, are part of the three such health facilities
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