Opposition Movement for Democratic Change deputy chairperson, Tendai Biti has took a dig at President Emmerson Mnangagwa over his decision to set up a Commission of Inquiry into the 1st of August shootings saying he is conflicted as he cannot appoint investigate himself. Making his submissions
Opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) leader, Nelson Chamisa has denied his party’s involvement in the 1st of August demonstrations that resulted in the deployment of soldiers who allegedly shot and killed six innocent civilians. Making his submissions before the Commission of Inquiry into the post
The United Nations International Day for Older Persons falls on 1 October every year. This year it was commemorated under the theme celebrating older human rights champions. Belated commemorations were held on Friday 23 November 2018 at Mahusekwa district hospital in Marondera. Lovemore Mupaza: Monitoring, Evaluation
Zanu PF youths have called for the arrest of former member, Jim Kunaka following his revelations at the commission of inquiry into the 1st of August shootings implicating the ruling party for the violence perpetrated against opposition supporters since the formation of the MDC in
Grain Millers Association of Zimbabwe (GMAZ) Chairperson, Tafadzwa Musarara last week won the industrialist of the year award at the Megafest Business Awards held in the capital. The Megafest Business Awards are held annually as a way of recognizing, developing and promoting professional business acumen at all
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The town Bindura is battling against a serious shortage of schools with the five council schools currently carrying an average of 73 pupils per a class, City Mayor Carlos Tokyo has revealed. Speaking at the Bindura Brockdale Show House on Friday last week, Tokyo said if
However, despite making several arrests on the alleged criminals, none of the several former ministers and senior government officials have been jailed by the new government, raising questions on whether Mnangagwa and his government are sincere in fighting corruption.
The Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (POTRAZ), Director General, Dr. Gift Machengete has reassured postal and courier service users that the conventional method of communication is still valid but rather going through a transitional process due to technological advancement. The number of postal and
Government is optimistic the forthcoming Innovation Africa summit set for Wednesday to Friday this week will help to put Zimbabwe on the map as an education hub on the continent and globally. Addressing the media in the capital last week, Minister of Primary and Secondary Education
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