A Presentation to the SAPES Policy Dialogue Forum By Takura Zhangazha Thursday 30 April 2015 Cde Chairman, Ladies and Gentlemen, Let me begin by thanking the SAPES Policy Dialogue Forum for inviting me to share my thoughts on issues to do with African migration and xenophobia. I have changed
By Alex T. Magaisa Two stories in the last few days encapsulate the problem with the Zimbabwe Government’s mismanagement of the economy and why, with this style of economic governance, the country cannot hope to get out of the current lurch or to progress as other
This is the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League Table as at 4 May 2015 - Castle Lager Premier League Results and Log Table - 4 May 2015
MUTARE- A fortuitous beginning in a campaign by environmental enthusiasts to rid a local suburb of accumulating glass waste has over years bolstered meager income for seven families. Initially started as an environmental campaign to reduce increasing glass garbage in Hobhouse, one of the city’s newest
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Preamble We, the participants, in the African Higher Education Summit on Revitalizing Higher Education for Africa’s Future, gathered in Dakar, Senegal on March 10 -12, 2015, confirm our commitment to the objective of creating a continental multi-stakeholders’ platform to identify strategies for transforming the African higher
“While we can imagine the World without a government it's impossible to imagine it without speech. Happy World Press Freedom Day media folks!” Information, Media and Broadcasting Minister Professor Jonathan Moyo tweeted early morning on 3 May 2015. I gave him his first retweet. The United Nations
The Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education recently announced an ambitious move which will see Ordinary level students being sent for industrial attachment. The recent edition of The Sunday Mail published a front page article which stipulates that O-level pupils will go on industrial attachment after
Last week I visited Mhondongori (Ward 5) in Runde in rural Zvishavane. We were having a dialogue on public participation in Community Share Ownership Trust Schemes established under the Indigenisation and Economic Empowerment Act. During these conversations, an elderly lady requested that she ask a question.
Press freedom in Zimbabwe remains a mirage with governments’ reluctance to align media laws, monopolisation of the airwaves and exerting control over parts of the media being cited by media experts as interferences to a free press. This was revealed during the commemorations of the World
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