In recent weeks, the media has been awash with details of dodgy deals entered into by the Zimbabwean government through its arms, the Zimbabwe Mineral Development Corporation (ZMDC) and Minerals Marketing Corporation of Zimbabwe (MMCZ), and various Chinese firms. These reports also come at the backdrop
“These boreholes are just one part of a well detailed program, this one that we are launching is symbolic,” said Ronnie Murungu, in reference to nine boreholes drilled to ease access to clean water in Manicaland communities. Murungu, National Director of Action Aid, a non-governmental organization
Defending champions Chicken Inn suffered their third straight defeat of the season when they lost 2-1 to visiting Triangle in a Castle Lager Premiership match played at Luveve Stadium on Friday. By Elia Ntali Malvin Gaki thrust the visitors in the lead three minutes before halftime, with
While opposition parties, political and economic analysts, and ordinary Zimbabweans in urban areas have registered their agony over government’s decision to introduce bond notes, a move meant to stabilise the growing cash shortages, rural folks remain clueless on the issue. Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe announced that it
I was shocked - no, let me say, dumbfounded - when I learnt that the Zimbabwe Minister of Home Affairs Ignatius Chombo was threatening to ban anti -government demonstrations - further giving credence to the fact that this government has lost all sense of respect
My entry point to this conversation is made from three realities of the 21st century - Zimbabwe. One – we are not going back to 1980 any time SOON or ever, two – the conversation on informal sector and indigenization is misleading; three technology is
Civil Society Organisations on Saturday demanded the opening up of space that allow citizens to speak out on critical issues. By Moses Chibaya While the Zimbabwe constitution guarantees freedom of association and freedom of speech, government has always shun space that allow citizens to speak up freely. Commemorating the
Zimbabwe’s top cricket male players will play three practice matches as part of preparations for the incoming tour by India. The players will be put into two sides – one under head coach Davenell Watmore and the other under bowling Coach Makhaya Ntini – for the
Youths have a role to play in as far as fighting corruption and creating a corrupt free generation if they are appointed in anti-corruption bodies, an official has said. Speaking on the sidelines of the Anti-corruption mini summit in Harare , the British Ambassador to Zimbabwe,
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