A local think tank has identified the First Lady as an extension of the 'Mugabe Patronage' saying that her actions are engrossed with approbations of being the Head of State and Zanu PF’s First Secretary. The Zimbabwe Democracy Institute (ZDI), in a paper produced last week says,
“Caution: Beware of Natives” – a sign along the highway. “Whites Only” – a sign on a bench. “Europeans Only” – a sign on a train wagon. “For European Children Only” – a sign at a local public swimming pool. “European mothers with babies in arms” – a sign
Higher and Tertiary Education minister Jonathan Moyo lost his second youngest and sweetest daughter, Zanele Naledi Moyo, last Saturday. Her lifeless body was discovered in her room in Cape Town, South Africa. By Maynard Manyowa Online reports say Zanele was found dead in the tub, with an
Birthed in the House of Stone, the seat of monarchs long dead. A kingdom bathed in blood reborn to grow and forge ahead. Its people freed from yoke so they can till the land at will. The land where Hope was forged The Promise sung by those They
The Sarova Stanley Hotel in Nairobi, Kenya, was the venue of an engaging event where representatives of M-Net West and East Africa discussed preparations for the 2016 Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards (AMVCAs) with East African filmmakers and members of the press. The panel included the
Anthony Martial was both hero and villain as Manchester United came from behind to claim a hard-fought 1-1 draw away to CSKA Moscow in the Champions League. By Jack Wilkinson The teenager gifted the hosts the opening goal at the Arena Khimki, needlessly handling in the area
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THE United Nations Agencies in Zimbabwe remain a strong partner in supporting the country to end all forms of poverty and ensure no one is left behind, United Nations Resident Coordinator said. By Edward Makuzva Addressing delegates at a media breakfast meeting on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) today,
MUTARE - The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) will soon establish an agricultural support scheme worth US$160 million, to be targeted at select productive farmers. This was said by the RBZ Governor John Mangudya on the sidelines of the Zimbabwe Farmers Union (ZFU) 75th congress, where he
Peter J Hotez, Baylor College of Medicine The announcement that the 2015 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine went to three scientists who developed antiparasitic disease drugs has important implications for sub-Saharan Africa. Two of the scientists – William C. Campbell and Satoshi Ōmura – shared the
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