THE trial of a Zimbabwe National Army Lieutenant-Colonel Rangarirai Kembo who is facing charges of raping his 19 year old maid continues at the Harare Magistrates’ Court with the nurse who examined the victim testifying. Harare based nurse Sharon Mabaya told the court that she examined
The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe has begun disbursement of the $15 million women empowerment fund targeted at supporting women owned business initiatives in the country, Norah Mukura, the central bank's deputy director in the Bank supervision division has said. In an interview with 263Chat, Mukura said
Harare based choral group, Peace Gospel Choir is set to record their second live DVD album on the 7th of October in Harare. The 40 member group which has been a quiet for a while is back with a bang after recruiting new members who performed well
Centre for Community Development in Zimbabwe (CCDZ) has called on local authorities to stop politicizing their work and focus more on service delivery for the benefit of communities. By Philemon Jambaya and Lovejoy Mtongwiza Speaking during a field visit to Hatcliffe, CCDZ Executive Director, Dr Philip Pasirayi said
While the urge in their discussion seeks continual guarantee of the growing Easts hegemony the black tie phenomenon as learnt in the case of Africa assumes diplomatic inconsistencies. By Tatenda Mujeyi Though a change can be seen as in their adoption of Chinese styles of dressing at
Section 17 of the Zimbabwe Gender Commission act calls on the state to promote the full participation of women in all spheres of the Zimbabwean Society on the basis of equality with men, Zimbabwe Gender Commission chairperson, Margaret Mukahana Sangarwe has said. Speaking at a breakfast
Minister of Primary and Secondary Education, Dr Lazarus Dokora is set to officially launch the recently founded Gweru International Book Festival (GIBF) next month at Civic Centre and Theatre in Gweru. Founded by Gweru’s renowned poet and book writer, Ignatius Musonza, GIBF is a wholly new
The live export of elephants is astonishingly still legal in spite of four decades of research that has brought an understanding of the complex intelligence, deep family bonds, and social lives that parallel our own. We now see beyond any doubt elephants do not belong
King of Zimdancehall, Winky D proved why he is regarded as one of the best musicians in the country after putting a polished act at the hugely successful Unplugged concert held in Harare over the weekend. Winky D who was performing before a rather unfamiliar audience
The second edition of the Indian festival which ended on Saturday last week in Harare was a huge success with the turnout proving that locals and the Indian community in Zimbabwe are keen to understand more about India and its culture, organizers of the event
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