Lawyers’ Demo In Pictures
Zimbabwean lawyers under the Law Society of Zimbabwe today took to the streets in protest over what they termed the deplorable justice system which has been captured by the army and government officials.
Zim’s Cooking Oil Industry Faces Prolonged Depression
Cooking oil manufacturers have bemoaned the low production of raw materials such as soya beans, sunflower and cotton seed in the country, a challenge they said is making it hard for them to sustain their operations. Local cooking oil manufacturers including United Refineries Limited, Surface Wilmar
Chamisa Appeals For International Intervention To Zim Crisis
Chamisa told a press briefing Tuesday morning that the SADC body should not fold its hands while the situation in Zimbabwe, which has seen the army and police commit heinous crimes, continues unresolved.
Liquid Telecom Group Appoints First Female CEO
Strive Masiyiwa's Liquid Telecom Group has appointed Susan M’kandawire Mulikita as Chief Executive Officer of Liquid Telecom Zambia to accelerate growth and market penetration across the country. She becomes the first female to command such a high post in the leading pan-African telecoms group whose majority
Beitbridge Border Post Warehouse Razed By Fire
Property worth thousands of dollars was on Tuesday morning destroyed when a state warehouse caught fire at Beitbridge Border Post. Border authorities said the cause of the fire was yet unknown and that fire tenders from the local municipality and Noic had been summoned on site. “The
ED Abandons ‘Partisan’ Approach to National Hero Status
Following the first-ever non-partisan declaration of national hero status on the late music icon Oliver Mtukudzi, President Emmerson Mnangagwa says he hopes the move will motivate Zimbabweans to use their God-given talents in the advancement and development of the country. In a speech read on his behalf by Defence Minister,
SA Opposition Parties Pile Pressure On Mnangagwa
South African opposition Democratic Alliance (DA) leader Mmusi Maimane has said his party will support the call for change in Zimbabwe led by the opposition MDC.
Tuku Advocated For Liberalization Of National Hero Status: Mnangagwa
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has admitted that the late music icon Oliver "Tuku" Mtukudzi's song titled "Hero," was an awakening call for government to re-look into the criterion used to declare national heroes. This was said in a speech read on his behalf by the Defence Minister,
Mnangagwa ‘Appalled’ By Military Torture of Civilians
Responding to an emotional video by SkyNews showing soldiers assaulting a citizen while handcuffed, President Mnangagwa has described as “appalling” the military crackdown on civilians.
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