Biti is being charged for contravening Section 36 of the Criminal Law Codification and Reform Act Chapter 9.23 for public violence and also contravening Section 66 (a) (1) of the Electoral Act Chapter 2.13 for announcing unofficial results
Barclays Bank did not propose an interim dividend for the half year ended June 2018 as the financial institution opted to grow its capital base in order to sustain planned growth and build the core capital base towards the 2020 regulatory minimum of $100 million. The
The MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa heads to Kwekwe this Sunday to kick start nationwide consultations on the way forward with his party fan base following the loss of the opposition in the disputed 30 July election with the Organising Secretary Amos Chibaya saying they
Human rights lawyer and opposition political party leader Tendai Biti will petition the High Court for a review of the dismissal of his application challenging the jurisdiction of Zimbabwean courts to hear his matter considering the circumstances surrounding his arrest and return to the country. Harare
CBZ Bank's Young Entrepreneurs Programme (YEP) program has since 2016 benefited 1 875 young people with 52% of the trainees being women, the financial institution has revealed. According to a statement from the bank, the 2017 edition saw over 1 000 young people from the country’s
Following Killer T's below par act at the Harare Agricultural show on Wednesday, another Mbare born and bred Dancehall sensation, Seh Calaz made amends when he wooed the crowd on day four of the ongoing farmers festival. The Hatipisike hit-maker took to the podium on a reggae
Zimbabwe's annual Agricultural Show has kicked off across the country with an increased number of exhibitors displaying exciting projects, goods and wares. Our team covered the Mutare Agriculturist Show exhibition where they captured a very unique solar power system design by Mutare Polytechnic.
Zimdancehall sensation produced an energetic live performance during Econet's Kwese iflix Live Draw held at Glamis Arena on Wednesday evening.
Chief Justice Luke Malaba yesterday swore in Constantino Chiwenga and Kembo Mohadi as the country’s two Vice Presidents for the next five years at a function held at the State House. The two VPs pledged to uphold the constitution and discharge their duties to the best
MDC Alliance presidential candidate Nelson Chamisa who lost the 2018 Election to Zanu PF's Emmerson Mnangagwa has said Zimbabwe can't afford five more years of economic hardship. He was quoted speaking at the alliance's national council meeting held earlier this week with a view to map
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