Opposition MDC Alliance vice National Chairperson, Tendai Biti’s ongoing trial at the Harare Magistrates Court has exposed the Constitutional Court ruling over the Presidential election results petition. Through his lawyer Beatrice Mtetwa, of the Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights, Biti roasted the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC)
When it comes to national dialogue, that a necessary accompaniment in any democratic system but if its dialogue that is predicated on violence on causation, that will not fly.
King of Sungura Aleck Macheso receiving the Best Sungura artist Award at Coca Cola top 50 prize giving ceremony yesterday. “Mebo” hit-maker, Obert Chari receiving the best upcoming artist award at Coca Cola top 50 prize giving ceremony yesterday Rev Chivaviro presenting TV and a Coca Cola
Gospel music legend, Mechanic Manyeruke's son, Emmanuel “Guspy Warrior” Manyeruke has apologized over a comment he made on President Emmerson Mnangagwa's Facebook page after his fans labelled him a "sellout to the ghetto struggle." Commenting on President Emmerson Mnangagwa's Facebook post calling for national dialogue to
The RwandaAir has today announced that it will no longer accept bond notes for ticketing as Zimbabwe’s surrogate currency suffer value loss with the parallel market trading at $1 Bond to $3.5 United States Dollar as of today.
A Harare man Passmore Nthyothyo (25) was arrested for public violence seven days after the fuel price hike demonstration
Several people arrested across the country for allegedly participating in last week’s anti-government protests have pleaded not guilty to charges of committing public violence and other offences levelled against them. In Manicaland at Rusape Magistrates Court, three people namely Archford Chari, Leonard Rebanewako and Joe Nyasha
Liquid Telecom Zimbabwe's Deputy Managing Director, Martin Mushambadope has resigned from the telecoms giant under unclear circumstances. He was also the Regional Chief Operations Officer for Southern Africa in the pan-African telecoms group until the 12th of January where is reported to have tendered his resignation. “The
Human rights defenders, including Evan Mawarire, are among more than 130 people in Zimbabwe who have been arrested in relation to widespread protests, which began on 14 January 2019. The protests started after President Mnangagwa announced a 150 percent increase in fuel prices. The Zimbabwean authorities
January 2019: Mukuru announced that they are one of the first money transfer companies in South Africa to allow customers to use WhatsApp to initiate transactions. As a leading money transfer service in Southern Africa, Mukuru strives to be the most convenient, safe and reliable option
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