MUTARE- A religious based Pan African housing development cooperation, which provides affordable housing solutions for low income earners, has expanded into the region. Destiny of Africa Network leader, Reverend Obadiah Musindo said on Saturday, DaNet has opened offices in seven regional countries under a vigorous expansion
A coalition of opposition parties is inevitable if the country is to entertain chances of unseating the ruling Zanu PF from power, however, compromised parties should not be accepted, Transform Zimbabwe has said. Launching the voter registration and education campaign in Glen Norah on Saturday, TZ said
Gospel musician, Mathias Mhere's album launch held on Saturday at 7 Arts Theatre almost degenerated into a political gathering as Zanu PF political heavyweights took turns to chant party slogans while showering the Double Double hit maker with gifts in what appeared to be a
Government has called for peaceful negotiations with leaders of the APEX council to salvage a potentially fragile relationship with civil servants over a looming strike over non-payment of 2016 bonuses. In a statement released on Sunday, Minister of Public Service, Labor and Social Welfare Prisca Mupfumira
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Graeme S. Cumming, James Cook University Over the past few months several outbreaks of avian influenza, or bird flu, have killed birds in Europe and East Africa. The most recent outbreak occurred in Uganda and is thought to have spread across continents via wild migratory birds.
Tinotenda Mutombodzi played a captain’s innings for Harare Metropolitan Eagles on the second day of their Logan Cup match against Bulawayo Metropolitan Tuskers at Country Club in Harare yesterday. After his team had made a bad start on a pitch not well suited to batting after
ZIMBABWEANS in the diaspora have upped efforts against “the excesses” of President Robert Mugabe with a series of protests against the nonagenarian being lined up in foreign countries. The Zimbabwe Yadzoka/Mayibuye iZimbabwe Campaign will in April hold anti-Mugabe protests in London, Oslo, Dublin, Bergen as well
City of Harare's plan to decentralize its operations to districts will go a long way in improving service delivery and enhancing efficiency in the capital, the Harare City official said last week. Addressing delegates who attended a Stakeholders workshop on Decentralization, the City Acting Town Clerk
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