Harare West legislator Jessie Majome has accused some Members of Parliament (MPs) for hijacking and personalizing council projects while ignoring their stipulated mandates. She made the remarks during the My Town Hall meeting, a first of its kind in Zimbabwe, which was organized and facilitated by
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Mbare magistrate Stanford Mambanje has finally set 25 August as the trial date for Linda Masarira, a human rights activist who has been on remand since 6 July. Masarira was arrested together with other 10 activists on charges of ‘engaging in violent protests’. Efforts to file an
Gary Neville thinks Arsene Wenger should continue at Arsenal and expects "massive admiration" when he does eventually leave the club. Wenger has been in charge of the Gunners for 20 years, but his position appears to be coming under growing scrutiny. There was some booing at the Emirates
When I was growing up, my father used to refer to police as 'mabhurakwacha', a name that I never understood, until in my primary school years, when I eventually asked him. He explained to me that it meant, 'Black Watcher', which is what a division of
Commissioner General of the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP), Dr Augustine Chihuri has commended the police force for continuing to excel on the international front and being ambassadors of the country at a time Zimbabwe is being shamed by the Western countries. He made the remarks while
Opposition political parties in the country have distanced themselves from the recent wave of campaigns trending on social media saying they do not want to hijack the campaigns and steal the limelight. Addressing journalists at a press conference on Friday, People’s Democratic Party leader Tendai Biti
Many people think of auctions as a very formal gathering of high net worth people eyeing extremely pricey objects they’d desperately want to get their hands on—imagine rare vintage wine, painting, or in very rare cases a truly spectacular piece of jewelry as seen in
Zambia's opposition leader Hakainde Hichilema on Sunday blasted the national election commission for slow progress in releasing results from this week's closely-fought presidential vote. Hichilema, the leader of the United Party for National Development (UPND) who has alleged fraud in Thursday's vote, demanded to speak to
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