The Ministry of Health and Child Care has announced that patients will not be turned away from government hospitals and clinics for failing to pay the recently hiked hospital fees. According to local online publication, the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Health and Child Care,
HIGH Court Judge Justice Evangelista Kabasa has set free a 30 year-old man who had been incarcerated for close to one year after he was arrested and charged with committing public violence during an anti-government demonstration held in January 2019 to protest against an increase
MUTARE- A civic society organization has raised concerns over the lack of a substantive diamond policy, despite government’s stance that the policy is publicly accessible. By Donald Nyarota Centre for Research and Development director James Mupfumi said government was erroneously entering into joint venture agreements guided
Concern over the origins of the notorious machete gang, also known as Mashurugwi is rising with the parliament launching an investigation to find ways how best they can deal with the issue
Heal Zimbabwe Trust Director Rashid Mahiya has proposed a ban on the trading of gold from illegal and menacing machete-wielding gangs saying it creates wrong perception about the country's extractive sector. The gangs, popularly known as Mashurugwi have been on a killing and violent crimes spree
City of Harare has come under fire over a video in which municipal police were captured loading a garbage truck with foodstuffs confiscated from vendors operating from illegal points across the central business district. The city fathers said the confiscated foodstuffs including potatoes, butter nuts and
Following his remix of the early 90s' chart topper, Chetekete by the late music superstar Leonard Dembo, music lovers have accused popular rapper Stunner of messing up the iconic track. Despite disdain, Stunner has maintained that his remix is a banger citing that he whipped fans
MUTARE-Mutasa South legislator Regai Tsunga has sought audience with the ministry of mines following the invasion of Africa University by illegal gold miners who are reportedly digging tunnels that could damage infrastructure at the higher learning institution. Tsunga who initially raised the concerns at a constituency
Following proposals by the Environmental Management Agency (EMA) to ban the use of disposable diapers in the country, environmental advocates have called for alternatives so that the move will not affect mothers. By Sylivia Changachirere A Harare based environmental consultant who refused to be named urged government
Zanu PF legislator Dexter Nduna is in hot soup facing allegations of extracting gold ore at the David Whitehead waste deposit site in Chegutu, a day before a machete attackers’ leader was shot dead by police
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