KARIBA Magistrate Toendepi Zhou on Monday 13 March 2017 acquitted Courage Mushunje, a 25 year-old man, who had been on trial for insulting and disrespecting the country’s national flag. Mushunje, an unemployed resident of Zvishavane in Midlands province, was arrested by Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) officers
Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition, a network of civil society groups in Zimbabwe has expressed deep concern over the continued loss of lives through traffic accidents saying funds raised from police road blocks should be channeled towards road rehabilitation. Following a terrific accident that claimed 15 lives
Women are running homes and are capable of running governments, and this is, beyond doubt, a critical time for gender equality, outspoken women activist and Bulawayo East legislator, Tabitha Khumalo has said. Khumalo, who was speaking on local radio station, ZiFM Stereo, a one hour programme
Owning a home is a big deal for Zimbabweans and also costly at the same time so owning a home is an accomplishment most want to have on their belts. There are several ways to own a property in Zimbabwe with the most popular being buying
Limitless Productions music producer, Wisdom Nyaparami who is popularly known as Wizzy in the music circles brought together eleven gospel musicians on the recently launched Limitless Volume One album. By Mukundi Masinire The launch was held at Upper View Center in Harare central business district. The young
As part of its program to give back to the community, Zimpraise will next week travel to Chiweshe where they are set to visit schools to minister the word of God as well as donating books and uniforms to the less privileged children. By Munashe Chokodza In
MUTARE- Positive growth in Zimbabwe's mining sector could be greatly affected by increased government interference, a new report has revealed. According to a report released by BMI Research, political and economic risks, coupled with increased government interference threatens to disrupt the industry's development over the next
Firebrand Bulawayo East legislator, Tabitha Khumalo, breathed fire threatening to drag Government of Zimbabwe to the Constitutional Court for failing to realign laws four years after the adoption of the new constitution in 2013. Government has a task to complete aligning of 400 existing laws with
Chipinge youths are on an ambitious plan to take up roles in the administration of School Development Committees, a development they say will enable them to meaningfully participate in community development. By Moregiven Sithole According to Platform for Youth Development, an youth organisation working in Chipinge District,
MUTARE- ZANU PF legislator for Chikanga-Dangamvura, Esau Mupfumi has blasted Mutare City Council of stalling progress in the city by politicizing urban development issues. Addressing the public at the official unveiling of an 18 metres foot-bridge in Mutare, Mupfumi said municipal management should separate politics and
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