Medecins Sans Frontiers (MSF) on Monday handed over its community mental health project activities to the University of Zimbabwe's department of Psychiatry as part of the organisation's efforts to address health gaps in the country's psychiatry care system. According to the MSF Head of Mission for Zimbabwe, Abi
Youthful gospel musician, Joseph Nyakabau will on Saturday launch his ten track album titled Chiero (Standard) at the Old Mutual Theatre (Alliance Francaise) in Harare. By Mukundi Masinire The 26 year old crooner from Spoken Word Ministries who grew up as an orphan, says his upcoming project
Zimbabwe Tourism Authority (ZTA) has received a Europe Business Assembly (EBA) award for demonstrating a high performance culture and effectiveness in marketing the country as a favorable tourists destination. The award was received by the Ambassador of the Republic of Zimbabwe to France, Rudo Chitiga on
Bulawayo Metropolitan Tuskers won by 144 runs It took them more than 70 overs on the final day of the match to finish the job, but finally Bulawayo Metropolitan Tuskers beat Harare Metropolitan Eagles by 144 runs in the Logan Cup match at Harare Sports Club. The
Besides climate change and environmental degradation, a major challenge facing many African rural communities is migration of skills and talent to urban centres. There is no price for guessing who wins in the competition for talent between rural and urban communities. Building rural agricultural markets
Clad in shabby and ragged trousers with callused toes poking through tattered sneakers, Tafadzwa feels scared, ashamed and alone at the little 'Sodom and Gomorrah' in Shoshanguve in Pretoria as he leans on a moribund house with draughty corridors that allow cold air to seep
Content hosted by iono.fm In this KIRF edition, in the news we discuss some ZHH summit highlights, Zimbuzz apology, Who the Queen of the north is?? And sooo much more The Kings land on our turf for what's seemingly a cordial engagement and turns out to
The First Lady, Grace Mugabe was the guest of honour at the official launch of the Empower Bank in Harare last week.
Unilever Zimbabwe, through its washing powder brand OMO, has donated 100 computers to selected primary schools in Chitungwiza as part of the company's efforts to cut the technology gap between the developed and developing countries. This forms part of the organisation’s initiative called “Vheneka Musha Mukuru”
Zimbabwe’s President Robert Mugabe has on various occasions labeled LGBT people “worse than dogs” and has used international fora to castigate them. By Problem Masau In 2013, he criticized South Africa’s Nobel Peace Prize Winner Desmond Tutu for supporting LGBT rights and said, “never, never, never will
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