Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC) is pleased to announce that the International Cricket Council (ICC) has confirmed the release of funds for the payment of monies owed to current staff and players, including the players’ match fees. The payment is part of an initial payment that forms part
Former head of state and government Mr Robert Mugabe wishes Monday polls trashes aside the military led government saying it is an opportunity for the country to return to constitutionality following his resignation last November charging that he offered to leave office to avoid bloodshed
THE Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) has availed a copy of the ballot paper with a photograph after an aspiring opposition legislator protested against a defective ballot paper which the elections management body had prepared to be used during the elections scheduled for Monday 30 July
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The issue of land has dominated discourses, as well as practices of development in Zimbabwe and other African countries. By Lazarus Sauti The primary goal of land reform in Zimbabwe, for instance, has been and is still to redistribute land to black people without discrimination on the
Zimbabwe risks descending into violence following the 2018 elections unless urgent preventive measures are put into place, a local human rights group has warned. In a Pre-election Briefing released just a few days before elections ,the National Transitional Justice Working Group (NTJWG) has warned that the
Postal and Telecommunication Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (POTRAZ) has called on the government to reposition the communication sector in the pecking order for the allocation of foreign currency saying it’s not enough. Addressing stakeholders at the commissioning of the Muswewenhede Universal Services Fund (USF) MORAN site,
Institute for Young Women Development (IYWD) has today launched two projects, the Zimbabwe Feminist Manifesto and the #RedCard Campaign to highlight all forms of violence against women that work against their enjoyment of their constitutional rights in letter and spirit. Addressing journalists in Harare, IYWD representative,
The head of Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) elections observer mission to Zimbabwe’s 30 July harmonized elections, ambassador Ashraf Gamal Rashed has remained evasive on the election pre-assessment fact finding mission saying their observations are already in the public domain.
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