Two minors were yesterday dragged to court for house breaking. The two, Tashinga Chivhu, 17 and Jacob Tirivanhu, 15 (not real names) pleaded guilty to Harare magistrate, Anorld Maburo. The court heard that on 9 October 2016, the two minors unlawfully entered a private premise in Belvedere,
The notion that millions of Zimbabweans living in foreign lands must be awarded their right to vote during the 2018 general elections has stirred debate with some people saying the notion is spot-on, while others said it is a misplaced right. The Diaspora Vote phenomenon took
THE notation that children have rights is no longer a belligerent issue in Africa, but birth registration systems are underdeveloped and many laws to protect children from discrimination or violence remain untouched. Against this background Tamuka Foundation has housed infants, mothers and guardians in Kuwadzana Extension,
The adage that Music has the power to heal fits well into the life of Camella Muguse, a young and talented songbird whose real life experiences Inspired her to pen a song about Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The 29 year old Muguse who hails from the
Opposition political parties have called for the country's election mother body, Zimbabwe Electoral Commission to be dissolved amid accusations of incompetence in addressing election irregularities. The calls came during a public hearing on electoral reforms after an independent election monitoring body, Election Resource Center (ERC) submitted
The National Gallery of Zimbabwe in collaboration with the Embassy of Sweden has made an open call to all photographers to participate in the upcoming Vana Baba Vanhasi/ ObabaBalamhla / Fathers of Today Competition, dedicated to documenting and showcasing the roles of progressive fathers in
The United Nations (UN) and the Zimbabwean government have collaborated in an effort to meet the obligations of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by 2030. In a speech read on his behalf by Information, Media and Broadcast Services Minister Chris Mushohwe, at celebrations to mark the
After a resounding victory in the Norton By election on Saturday Temba Mliswa said he was ready to represent the people. Mr Mliswa, pulled 8 927 votes against Zanu-PF’s Ronald Chindedza who garnered 6 129 to claim the Norton parliamentary seat. While touring the constituency after emerging victorious,
Government says it is focusing on resuscitation of the National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) with a total of 31 new wagons set to be commissioned during the first week of next month. The struggling NRZ secured 31 wagons which are currently at the final stages of
Border Timbers (Ltd) walked away with the overall exporter of the year award at the recently held ZimTrade exporter of the year awards ceremony. Border Timbers is a forestry and saw-milling company in Zimbabwe which operates five forest estates, three sawmills. The company’s principal products include
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