Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition (CIZC) is deeply concerned about the continued onslaught on media practitioners and the use of force by the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) to thwart people’s democratic rights. Yesterday, November 12, 2015, police in Harare arrested Freelance Journalist, Andrison Manyere who was covering
Harare - First there was the case of Cecil the lion. Then an elephant killed by another trophy hunter sparked new international outrage. And reports keep emerging of poachers poisoning dozens of elephants with cyanide. As one scandal after another hits Zimbabwe's wildlife industry, the sector
Television viewers who enjoy religious programming will delight at the news of a new Christian channel on DStv, with the addition of Emmanuel TV from November 19.The channel was created by T.B. Joshua, Pastor of The Synagogue, Church of All Nations and will be available
Lusaka, Zambia: Castle Lager and FC Barcelona officially kick-started a 4-day coaching clinic with coaches from across Africa, which will be held in Lusaka from 9 – 13 November 2015. Coaches Isaac Guerrero and Daniel Alsina from FCBEscola will take the coaches through in-depth theory sessions,
Youths in Murehwa have called on the government particularly the Ministry of Youth, Indigenisation and Economic Empowerment to inject more funds in their agricultural projects in a bid to make the projects more sustainable. This emerged at a stakeholder meeting co-hosted by Humanitarian Information Facilitation Centre
Afro soul musician, Best Masinire, has released his debut album, Nakusasa Futhi, a name derived from a Zulu phrase that means “tomorrow again”. The album, produced by Dickson ‘Bizzy Dee’ Mandota at Moods of Africa Studios, is a 12-track mixture of various music genres as it
YOUNG people have urged government not to be lenient when convicting child rape perpetrators so as to end early child marriages in the country. By Edward Makuzva Addressing delegates at a conference organized by Women’s University in Africa (WUA) on Child Sensitive Social Policies in Harare on
Manchester United winger Memphis Depay has hit back at questions over his attitude, stressing he is a team player who is working hard on "getting back to the top". Depay made a promising start to his United career after joining in the summer for £25m from
THE Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has given the country’s second largest mobile operator Telecel a new international remittance licence which will enable the company to receive money from the diaspora. By Edward Makuzva In a statement released Tuesday, Telecel Head of Mobile Financial Services Arthur Matsaudza revealed the
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