Mobile telecommunication giant NetOne has heeded calls from its subscribers to introduce an out-of-bundle (OBB) barring feature, which allows users to prevent have control over their data and voice credit. The mobile network provider, this year only, managed to roll out great products that include the
MUTARE- A visiting senior American diplomat has urged vulnerable rural communities to leverage on irrigation schemes to boost resilience against climate change induced droughts that have become common of late. By Donald Nyarota Thomas Hastings, Deputy Chief of Mission at the United States Embassy made these
THE Insurance and Pensions Commission (IPEC) has made strides in spearheading infrastructural development in the country through insurance and pensions contributions. By Tendai Makaripe Zimbabwe’s infrastructural development has been lagging behind other countries on the continent like South Africa and Nigeria and this has contributed to relatively
High Court Judge Justice Zhou has set aside SI 205/2018 on the 2% transaction tax introduced by government last year. The case was argued by MDC Deputy President Tendai Biti. The ruling follows an application by Mfundo Mlilo, who challenged the introduction of the 2% tax through
Villagers in Makoni District say the little faith they still had for the banking system has since varnished as the country’s cash crisis continues to bite amid escalating bank rates both In the formal and informal market. Early in the year, the government introduced measures to
Daughter to the late music legend Dr Oliver Mtukudzi, Selmor, has been included on the star-studded lineup of artists that are set to perform at the inaugural Tuku Memorial Concert scheduled for 27 September at Glamis Arena in the capital, Harare. It was a moment of
BULUWAYO- The annual youth mining conference took off amidst calls from civil society leaders to youths to take active roles in influencing policy in natural resources governance issues. By Donald Nyarota Organized by the Zimbabwe Environmental Law Association (ZELA) in conjunction with Zimbabwe Coalition on Debt and
Doctors who are striking nationwide, demanding the release of a fellow doctor who was reported abducted last week is being feared to cause a major health crisis in the country for all the hospitals have shut down
Angel of Hope in collaboration with Merk Foundation are working hand in glove to break barriers and fight stigma on issues of fertility in both men and women in Zimbabwe under the “Much more than a Mother” project emphasizing the need for a paradigm shift
Dozens of doctors this morning staged a protest at Harare Hospital over the disappearance of Zimbabwe Hospital Doctors Association (ZHDA) president, Peter Mugombeyi saying they no longer feel safe to work as the alleged abduction of their leader continues to haunt them. The doctors have however,
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