The Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Union (ZCTU) has urged government to come clean on the recent upsurge in harassment of citizens by security forces while enforcing lockdown measures. In a statement yesterday, ZCTU Secretary General Japhet Moyo said they were concerned that workers were being subjected
Dear Sha Sha, I write to you on behalf of that section, some people in your camp have chosen to label jealousy and ignorant to your success and career. You have become the first Zimbabwean to bag a BET Award nomination, and as a patriot I
The Harare Residents Trust (HRT) has connected Mayor, Herbert Gomba to scandalous deals in the allocation of residential stands on wetlands. This was revealed by HRT Director, Precious Shumba during a Breakfast Meeting on wetlands management which was organized by the Harare Wetlands Trust and the Zimbabwe Lawyers
One of Zimbabwe’s biggest gold miners RioZim has stopped mining operations due to skyrocketing operational costs following the central banks foreign currency trade framework for gold producers. In a cautionary statement to its shareholders, RioZim said it was only receiving 80 percent of its total earnings
MUTARE residents yesterday rejected proposed amendments to the Constitution saying they entrench power in individuals contrary to the principles of separation of power, transparency and accountability. Speaking during a public hearing on the Constitutional Amendment Bill Number 2, residents, Community Based Organisations (CBO), Civic Society Organisations
The Zimbabwe National Army (ZNA) has denied reports of its alleged takeover of the city of Bulawayo on Tuesday. Reports claim that army and police personnel went around beating innocent citizens, looting shops and turning back non-governmental employees from the central business district as a way
The government has said the sudden tightening of lockdown measures by state security agents was not meant to frustrate essential and exempted workers but to ensure unnecessary movement of people is curtailed. Since Monday this week, the police and army were reportedly barring people from access
Government has with immediate effect announced a salary adjustment and a United States dollar pegged Covid-19 allowance for the Civil Service and pensioners. In a statement by the Ministry of Finance and Economic Development, government announced a 50 percent increase in civil servants salaries with effect
Health workers at Parirenyatwa Hospital staged a demonstration at the Health Service Board (HSB) offices demanding better working conditions and an explanation on why some allowances were deducted from their salaries. The placard wielding workers besieged HSB offices at the institution burst into song and dance
Civic Society Organisations (CSOs) have called on the Government to ensure transparency in public procurement during the Covid-19 pandemic as they are concerned about allegations of abuse of public funds, weak procurement processes and limited systems of checks and balances within government. In a statement following
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