The recent upward adjustment of the minimum wage in the public sector is likely to spike an upsurge in inflation, experts have warned. This week government made a cost of living adjustment for its workers to the tune of RTGS $ 400 million that will see
Anti Domestic Violence Council (ADVC) has called on women to report all cases of domestic violence and responsible authorities to handle the cases with the seriousness they deserve to ensure justice. Addressing the media in Harare yesterday, ADVC chairperson Eunice Njovana said it is possible to
One of the country's network providers, NetOne has partnered Harare City council in an effort to try and help them reclaim the "Sunshine City" status tag. This came out at an event that was held in the capital, Sunningdale, where the mayor of Harare Hebert Gomba
The Zimbabwe Republic Police working together with Harare Municipal police besieged 263Chat office at Batanai Gardens before firing three tear gas canisters inside the cubic office and locked the door from outside leaving 16 people to suffocate inside this afternoon. Hell broke loose when reporter Lovejoy
Mtongwiza believes Zimbabwe has what it takes to be promoted into the elite group judging by the calibre of players within the side’s ranks.
Mutasa South legislator Regai Tsunga has described as prejudicial the dragnet strategy to levy two percent tax on every electronic transaction the government effected `last year with a view to widen revenue base.
Former Mutare mayor Brian James has described poor public finance management systems within the government as a crime against the people instigating that those responsible need to be hold to account.
Unlike during the heydays when money would be poured in sports, many cooperates and even individuals have folded their hands in the wake of a serious financial crisis.
The Zimbabwe women’s national cricket team will face hosts Uganda and Kenya in a Twenty20 (T20) tournament that gets underway in Kampala this weekend as they ramp up their preparations for next month’s World Cup regional qualifier showdown. The first match of the three-team tournament, dubbed
Following the devastation in Zimbabwe caused by Cyclone Idai, the European Union has contributed €250,000 (US$ 281,035) to UNICEF to provide vital water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) supplies to vulnerable children and families in flood-affected districts. The cyclone affected some 270,000 people (half of them children)
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