Audio: CSOs speak on the abduction of Itai Dzamara – 12 March 2015
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Roadblocks crippling the tourism sector
Numerous police roadblocks in the country have threatened the existing tourist resorts, the Zimbabwe Council for Tourism (ZCT) has said. The country which was recently listed as the 14th best place to go by the New York Times, a Popular United States daily newspaper is likely
Home-made shoes flood Harare
By Farai Dauramanzi The number of street shoe sellers who sale home-made shoes and sandals have been on an increase in Harare over the past few months. Home-made shoe sellers have now mushroomed on most streets in town and this has been attributed to an increase in
Peri-urban settlement intensifies
As one draws near Mungate and Chiroodza in Domboshava, a chain of astonishing houses appears. The houses replicate those special homes where memories are made. All day swimming, late night cookouts, sleepovers, cars in the driveway, bikes at the ready, sunny mornings filled with giggles, shady
Dwindling crop production crippling economy, Chinamasa
Finance Minister Patrick Chinamasa yesterday said prolonged dry spell that has hard hit all the country’s provinces has worsened the country’s struggling economy. The country which is clearly in a dire need of a bumper harvest to alleviate the malfunctioning economy had its hopes tumbling as
Fuel price cut has no effect on commodity prices – Chinamasa
Finance Minister, Patrick Chinamasa on Monday said the plummeting price of oil on the world market which has also resulted in a reduction in the price of petrol and diesel on the local market has no immediate effect on commodity prices. Addressing hundreds of people who
Youths sceptical about new radio licence beneficiaries
Young people in Gwanda and Harare say there was no openness in the way in which radio licences were given by the Broadcasting Authority of Zimbabwe (BAZ), with many saying the licenses were issued to pro-Zanu PF companies and individuals. AB Communications, which is owned by
Petty Crime on the rise in Norton
By Trevor Makonyonga Whilst others take comfort in drinking beer when they have money some focus on just watching soccer in bars and other such spots. But there is a section of young people that has become too radical that they cannot engage in such “light”
My 2 Cents on Zimbabwean Musicians (Vema dhu dhu cha)
I think it is time I start telling my musician friends the truth. It is time for me to tell Zimbabwean artists why they will forever be curtain raisers at other international artists shows in their own country. I bet if the promoters had a
Audio: #KwiriCast Episode 65 – @kwirirayi
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