THE abduction and torture – including sexual violation, of three female fellow MDC Alliance activists sent chills down my spine. By Sandra Kudenga And the government's response to it was even more damning to our cause as women in politics. That the custodians of our rights, as enshrined
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has announced that the country remains under level two of national lockdown with only registered informal sector players allowed to resume operations. Speaking during a Covid-19 lockdown update at State House today, the President urged informal traders to register their operations in order
Local authorities have been accused of short-changing residents by hiking service fees without delivering basic amenities like water and roads among others, a residents lobby group has said. Speaking to journalists in Harare, the Zimbabwe National Organisation of Association and Residents Trust (ZNOART) chairman Shepherd Chikomba
MUTARE- Hopes of watching top flight football in Sakubva Stadium for Mutare locals have been reignited as the local municipality has resumed refurbishment works. Football fans in the Eastern Border city have been starved of topflight football for more than two years due to the derelict
MUTARE-Troubled state entity Zimbabwe Consolidated Diamond Company (ZCDC) is facing serious viability challenges and has failed to pay salaries to its employees for three months, it has emerged. The government entity says these challenges have been triggered by travel restrictions to curb the spread of the
While inroads to provide internet access across Zimbabwe have been highly commendable during the past decade, a performance assessment of the players in this sector in the last 12 months points to a downturn in fortunes for the industry. This week, telecommunications industry regulator, Postal and
The Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition (CiCZ) says the recent statement by the Joint Operation Command dismissing rumors of an imminent coup, is a sign that the country is in a crisis. On Wednesday the government issued a statement to the effect that there was an upsurge
African Medallion Group (AMG) founder Frank Buyanga has bared his soul in an impassioned letter to President Emmerson Mnangagwa, in which he asks the Zanu PF leader to stop his family from interfering in his child custody battle. In a lengthy June 10 letter, released to
The Zimbabwe Human Rights Association (ZimRights) has dismissed the proposed Amendment No.2 Bill which is scheduled to go for public hearings next week saying there are clauses which are undemocratic and unconstitutional. The association said the proposed amendments represent a slide into autocracy in Zimbabwe by
Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) members on Thursday 11 June 2020 pressed a cocktail of charges including faking abduction and disappearance against three opposition MDC-Alliance party youth leaders, who are victims of abduction and torture after they re-arrested them on Wednesday 10 June 2020. ZRP members charged
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