Unregistered Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) are set to miss out on various stimulus packages during and post the Covid-19 pandemic, analysts have warned. Zimbabwe has one of the world 's biggest informal economies and most business establishments prefer to operate unknown in order to evade
Movement for Democratic Change (MDC-T) Thokozani Khupe who was recently confirmed as the Acting leader of the opposition party has fought for the survival of her legislators Priscilla Misihairambwi-Mushonga and Senator Mildred Reason Dube after her Secretary General Nixon Nyikadzino wrote to the Speaker of
Following developments in which four opposition legislators were withdrawn from parliament at the instigation of former allies Douglas Mwonzora and Dr Thokozani Khupe, many people have taken to social media to express their opinion on the unfolding events. Former Cabinet minister Professor Jonathan Moyo has also
An international Christian based organization, Germinate has donated goods worth more than USD4000 to various organizations in Bulawayo as part of its efforts to combat the spread of the COVID-19 virus. Some of the beneficiaries include Entembeni Old people’s home in Luveve, Thorngrove Isolation Hospital, Ekuphumuleni
The Thokozani Khupe led MDC-T has warned MDC Alliance legislators not to associate with any other political party as it is against the party’s constitution. In a statement recently reinstated Secretary General of the MDC-T, Douglas Mwonzora said the four had behaved in a manner inconsistent
Commuters in Harare have called on the government to review the transport systems as they are facing a torrid time in getting to their homes after work. A visit by this publication at various bus terminus showed long winding queues with buses carrying 30 to 35
Speaker of Parliament Advocate Jacob Mudenda and President of Senator Honourable Marble Chinomona have announced the dismissal of four opposition legislators Charlton Hwende, Tabitha Khumalo, Prosper Mutseyami and Senator Lilian Timveos, following a recall letter written by MDC-T Secretary General Douglas Mwonzora. Parliament reconvened for a
For over a month, the usually buzzing Mbudzi roundabout area, south west of Harare has been calm and deserted as Zimbabwe enters week six of the Covid-19 pandemic lockdown. According to Tekla Gavi, a mother of four who survives on selling second hand clothes in this
Opposition Movement for Democratic Change Alliance (MDC) has condemned data price hike by telecommunications network companies in the country saying it will increase the digital divide between the rich and the poor since children had turned to internet schooling during the coronavirus lockdown
Speaker of Parliament Advocate Jacob Mudenda has announced the recall of four opposition legislators namely Charlton Hwende, Tabitha Khumalo, Prosper Mutseyami and Lilian Timveos from parliament. Mudenda said he had received a letter from MDC-T requesting the recall of the four. This follows an earlier Supreme Court
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