Six Chipinge villagers from Chinyamukwakwa area will receive $500 in compensation after successfully suing Zimbabwe Republic Police, Police Commissioner General, Augustine Chihuri and Minister of Home Affairs, Ignatius Chombo for injuries sustained after being assaulted by police officers while in custody. In a judgment handed in
Capitalism may be accused of misleading many African countries into limiting the valuation of their resources to tangible assets such as buildings, minerals, land and wildlife. However, failure to account for intangible assets like local experiential knowledge, wisdom, trust, relationships and emotional richness cannot be
The recent visit by Dr Joice Mujuru to London shook the foundations of Zanu-PF hegemony triggering some panic in the disintegrating former liberation party. By Jealousy Mawarire The amount of fake news and contrived statements attributed to Dr Mujuru by spooky Zanu-PF media zealots give testimony to
Ngezi Platinum FC is confident of overturning a 2-1 defeat suffered at the hands of Angolan giants Clube Recreativo Do Libolo in the first leg of the CAF Confederations Cup last week. By Munashe Chokodza Addressing a press conference ahead of Saturday's game, Ngezi coach Tonderai Ndiraya
The recent fourth quarter sector performance report released by POTRAZ clearly spells a tough 2017 for Zimbabwe's telecom operators as voice call traffic and mobile money transactions continue to fall. SMS and voice calls have been the major source of revenue for our mobile network
Caps United fans wishing to watch their team's match against DRC giants TP Mazembe on Sunday have been dealt a heavy blow as they have to fork out cash to gain entry into the stadium as both point of sale machines and mobile money transfer
Combined Harare Residents Association (CHRA) has implored politicians to desist from using land as a campaign tool as the development is causing unnecessary confusion and displacement of unsuspecting beneficiaries. In a statement, CHRA noted that land should not be used as political tool to buy votes
Zimbabwe’s leading cement manufacturing company PPC Zimbabwe has decried high operating costs that render their products uncompetitive on the regional market, calling for government intervention and save the situation. Addressing journalist after the commissioning of PPC Zimbabwe Harare manufacturing plant by President Robert Mugabe on Thursday,
THE Zimbabwe Achievers Awards (ZAA) nominee shortlist is out and, like the last six years, it keeps producing bright, brilliant and extraordinary Zimbabweans excelling in the UK. Organisers of the high profile event announced over 80 nominees across a reshuffled 18 category list at a press
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