Less than a hundred meters from a central police checkpoint into the eastern border town, John Chimuti (not real name) hoists a dish full of fruits to attract prospective customers. Such trade is not allowed under the Level Two restrictions of the Coronavirus lockdown, where part
More than twenty families from Epworth’s Domboremaziso area have been left homeless after they were forced to demolish their homes to pave way for the construction of roads. The residents’ claim that they were not served with any notices and that the purported development was illegal. “Those
Health workers are set to start a new working routine to reduce risk of infection by working fewer shifts at the same time being available to attend patients in government hospitals. Doctors and nurses will work a full day will from today work for a full
SOUTH Sudan’s Vice-President, VP Riek Machar has tested positive to the novel coronavirus which has forced the whole globe to go into a lock-down
The Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission (ZHRC) says preliminary investigations into the abduction and disappearance of three members of the MDC-Alliance showed that they were tortured and had their rights violated. In a statement the Commission said the conditions three were subjected to impaired their dignity. “The conditions
MDC Secretary General Douglas Mwonzora has dismissed as fake social media chats purporting to be between him and some Zanu PF officials. In a statement Mwonzora said the chats are fake and malicious and are designed to reinforce the false allegations that his party is working
The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has announced that it has manged to locate the man who posted a video on social media bragging about the new $5 bank notes
MUTARE City Council (MCC) has suspended its Chamber secretary Cephas Vuta over allegetions of misconduct. Mutare City council mayor Blessing Tandi confirmed the new development but refused to give details of the suspension. He said Vuta was suspended for various reasons of misconduct. However this publication is in
ZSE-listed plastic pipes and fittings manufacturer, Proplastics Limited estimates production volumes to shrink 30 percent of initial planned budget due to the scourge of the coronavirus pandemic, the company's Special trading update-first quarter 2020 released this morning shows. The company experienced subdued product uptake last year of
By Strive Masiyiwa This week we are beginning a major initiative on T-Testing, which I hope will be rolled out in other African countries. Maisha HealthTech (one of our companies in Zimbabwe) has teamed up with our foundation, Higher Life Foundation, and other international partners, to supply
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