Zimbabwe’s US$ 18 billion-plus public debt has come under increased spotlight in recent months since the coming into office of Finance and Economic Development Minister Mthuli Ncube whose keen interest on setting the country free, off this debt trap has never been in doubt. By Kudzanai
Posters and placards are all over Vimbai Zimuto's latest visuals of Vasikana Vese posted on Youtube last week in demand of more nudity. Vimbai, who set social media ablaze in recent weeks after posting a series of nude pictures, teased her followers with a nude cover that
Communication operators, battling raising operational costs and soaring foreign currency denominated infrastructure costs and licence fees to foreign suppliers, are on a collision course with the industry regulator, Postal and Telecommunication Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (Potraz) over new tariffs. The main operators – Econet, NetOne and
Another delay strikes in the trial of the Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority, POTRAZ Director General, Gift Machengete as he is set to travel out of the country for a government work
Chegutu-based Sungura musician, Obert Chari has made it crystal clear that he is a man on a mission to spread Zion Christian Church (ZCC) doctrine to people in bars and night clubs through his music. Chari, who was speaking on the sidelines of his joint show
Zimbabwe won the match 2-0 after first-half goals from Khama Billiat and captain Knowledge Musona to seal their qualification to the AFCON finals set to be hosted by Egypt in June.
During the pick of the Zanu-PF factional wars, former first lady Grace Mugabe, launched a scathing attack on the then Vice President, Emmerson Mnangagwa, during a Church Interface Rally held at Rufaro Stadium on November 5 2017.
The announcement by the Zimbabwean government that it will scrap the Indigenization and Empowerment policy for all investments into the country comes as a welcome development for domestic and foreign investors. The Indigenization and Economic Empowerment Bill was signed into law on 9 March 2008
Mukanya Arts, a subsidiary of Self Help and Development Foundation and other various organisations have defied odds by introducing reusable sanitary pads in an effort to empower the girl child in this harsh economic condition economy. The arts center has taken it upon itself to train
Africa Albida Tourism chief executive Ross Kennedy is “humbled” to have won the 2019 Outstanding Contribution to Diplomacy Award, alongside the late great musician Oliver Mtukudzi. The award, which is part of the Diplomat of the Year Awards, is given to an organisation or individual who
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