Zimbabwe Elections Support Network has called on the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission to expedite the procurement of the bio-metric voter registration software as the quality of the central database affects the storage of pertinent registration data and the data capturing speed at the same time checking for
Former Vice President, Joice Mujuru believes her dismissal from the ruling Zanu PF was a blessing in disguise as she never thought that one day, she would be leading a progressive movement, the National People's Party. Mujuru who was expelled from the ruling Zanu PF in
ILLEGAL shacks which had been erected at Monavale Vlei, an international site and protected wetland under Zimbabwe’s laws, were yesterday destroyed by municipal police as efforts to protect the site gather momentum. The demolition of the illegal structures comes as a huge relief to environmentalists who
In a nation baffled by the laughable actions of the former 'Teflon Don' of Manicaland, Didymus Mutasa, who believes Zimbabwe owes him a few luxury vehicles, a multi-million dollar mansion, a blank cheque, school fees and pocket money for his children – as a retirement
Content hosted by iono.fm In this new episode of Nhai Onai & The Other Guys, the team is joined by Advocate Fadzayi Mahere. They try explore the softer side, (well, if we are gonna put it that way) of the aspiring MP from Mount Pleasant who
“Dollarization is not a viable long term solution to the issue of currency, the solution is to have a non-convertible and non-externalisable currency, which is weak against the United States dollar.
HIGH Court Judge Justice Priscilla Chigumba will on Wednesday 25 July 2017 deliver her ruling on an application for bail filed by three Harare residents, who were arrested early this month and charged with murder following the death of Talkmore Phiri, a law enforcement agent,
According to The Chronicle, the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) reported that between August and September 2016 there were 26 property fraud cases in Bulawayo alone. The newspaper wrote that certain lawyers connived with fraudsters in creating fake title deeds which they then used to sale
While the global transparency movement for the extractive industries has made important gains on the questions of how much companies pay and governments receive for the exploitation of natural resources (payment transparency) and who ultimately benefits from or controls extractive industry activities (beneficial ownership disclosure),
Students from various institutions in Zimbabwe have hailed the annual Mobile Community Zimbabwe (MCZ) Winter School training programme as a significant platform to equip students with practical experience in digital news reporting using mobile phones. By Takunda Mandura The Mobile Community Zimbabwe (MCZ) Winter School training programme
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