by António Guterres From COVID-19 to climate disruption, from racial injustice to rising inequalities, we are a world in turmoil. At the same time, we are an international community with an enduring vision – embodied in the United Nations Charter, which marks its 75th anniversary this
UK-based Econet founder and philanthropist Strive Masiyiwa, who also serves as AU Special Envoy for COVID-19, has donated 120 000 Test Kits to Zimbabwe, along with Mobile Test Laboratories to be used at the country’s border posts. The donation of Test Kits also includes 50 000
About 4,000 recovered Covid-19 patients from South Korean-based Shincheonji Church of Jesus will donate their blood, also known as convalescent plasma, for use in the research and development of a new therapy that could reduce deaths related to the illness. Antibodies found in the blood of
The Thokozani Khupe led MDC-T has claimed that there is an attempt to smear party Secretary General Douglas Mwonzora as a violent man. Responding to questions on alleged skirmishes that took place at the party headquarters last week MDC-T national spokesperson Khaliphani Pugheni said the reports
Transparency International Zimbabwe (TIZ) pushes for a corruption free mining sector, as ministry officials tout the cadastre system-digitalized registration of claims, to be piloted in Manicaland, as the missing link to rid corruption and double allocation of mining titles.
The Movement for Democratic Change- Alliance (MDC A) which recently experienced turbulent times due to internal power squabbles, has once again come under scrutiny from a section of its followers, who are questioning the rationale behind continued use of the “Chamisa Chete Chete” slogan way
The advent of the Covid-19 pandemic has dealt a major blow to Zimbabwe’s envisioned US$12 billion mining industry by 2023 with the disruptions that have already taken place leaving the country’s aspirations hanging in the balance. Launched last year, the ambitious project took off on a
Government has embarked on an intensive bulk water distribution programme in the city Bulawayo following an outbreak of typhoid and dysentery that has to date claimed 12 lives. Addressing journalists during Tuesday's post cabinet briefing, the Minister of Information , Publicity and Broadcasting Services Monica Mutsvangwa
MUTARE -Mayor, councilor Blessing Thandi has dismissed allegations of corruption levelled against city fathers and management, bragging that they are doing wonders as a city. Thandi made the remarks while responding to questions during an Anti-Corruption Indaba organized by Transparency International Zimbabwe (TIZ) in Mutare yesterday,
Air Zimbabwe flight UM462 was Wednesday morning involved in a mid-air scare on its way from Bangkok, Thailand carrying repatriated Zimbabweans who were affected by the COVID-19 and other goods. The flight made a distressed mayday call and declared an emergency (Squawking 7700),1 hour 26 minutes
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