Video: ZRP comments on numerous roadblocks
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Tourism cooperation between Japan and Zimbabwe set to grow
Cooperation between Japan and Zimbabwe in the promotion and development of the tourism industry is set to grow in the coming years, with the Government of Japan undertaking to work with tourism authorities in Zimbabwe to further strengthen the excellent relations which already exist in
Marginalization unites Matabeleland villagers against govt
Irked by their continued marginalization, villagers from Matabeleland North province have joined progressive forces calling for the removal of President Robert Mugabe and Zanu (PF) from power. BY Edgar Gweshe Grouped under the Zimbabwe Yadzoka/Mayibuye iZimbabwe campaign, the villagers said that since independence, Zanu (PF) has failed
Technology keeping OVCs in schools
Zimbabwe, as per estimates, is home to over one million orphans and other vulnerable children (OVCs), most of whom are being looked after by their relatives. Lazarus Sauti Conversely, due to the increase in OVCs, the challenging socio-economic situation and limited support from the state, the kinship
Celebrating Zimbabwe’s Almon Moyo, a mbira maker par excellence in the Mbira month
Albert Chimedza and the Mbira Centre family have managed to convince mbira players and mbira music connoisseurs in Zimbabwe to observe and rally behind the observation of September as the mbira month. Essentially, this is a month to celebrate everything about the mbira instrument and
Mugabe, Zanu PF living on borrowed time : Zvorwadza
President Robert and the Zanu PF led government are living on borrowed time as they overstayed their welcome in the country’s political systems, a government critic has said. Leader of the National Vendors Union Zimbabwe (NAVUZ), Mr. Sten Zvorwadza has warned that President Mugabe and his
Explainer: the Non-Aligned Movement in the 21st century
Keith Gottschalk, University of the Western Cape When the Cold War started in the mid-twentieth century, the two world powers - the Soviet Union and US - responded by organising their allies into rival military alliances. The US founded the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO), and
Magaya further remanded
The case of Prophetic Healing and Deliverance Ministries leader, Walter Magaya was yesterday postponed to October 21. By Tinashe Nyatsoka The state led by Sebastian Mutizirwa indicated that there was an outstanding witness whose statement was yet to be recorded. Admire Rubaya and Messrs Everson Chatambudza of Rubaya and
Zanu PF Councillor sacked for attending ERC sponsored radio show
Rattled Zanu PF, peeved by the rate its councillors are beginning to appreciate the value of the Communities in Action campaign, has axed Mutare Rural District Councillor for Ward 4, John Masondo, accusing him of associating with the opposition. In an interview with 263chat Masondo said it all
Hunger strikes in Murehwa as villagers survive on wild fruits.
For people in Murewa, in Pfungwe, every sunrise and sunset is proving to be nightmarish especially for families with school going children who need meals when they leave for and come back from school. Never mind the hustles that those that stay at home have to