Self styled Zimbabwean prophet Fadzai Sithole affectionately known as Jay Moses has said Zimbabwe's political and economic fortunes are hinged on reverting to the old national anthem. By Marshall Bwanya Moses who is based in the United States of America said the nation was in economic turmoil
The opposition MDC Alliance has raised concern over the threat posed by coronavirus to Zimbabweans involved in frontline work in foreign countries. Over five people have succumbed to the coronavirus pandemic in the United Kingdom and United States of America among many other countries hard hit
Caledonia Mining Corporation-owned Blanket Mine has committed to make weekly donations of ZWL$5 million towards COVID-19 response support provided it continues to operate at a reasonable level of production. This furthers an already made donation of ZWL$16 million by the the mine through the Chamber of
Caledonia Mining Corporation has declared a dividend of seven and a half United States cents(US$0.075) on each of the Company's common shares for the quarter ended March 31, 2020. The board that had deferred the decision to declare the quarterly dividend on April 1, 2020 in
ZENGEZA East Member of Parliament Goodrich Chimbaira gave a lifeline to his constituents through food aid relief that was distributed on Wednesday. Chimbaira donated maize meal where he targeted senior citizens ,who gathered in large numbers to receive the timely intervention. Beneficiaries who spoke to this publication
Minister of Labor, Social Welfare Dr Paul Mavhima has said government will soon announce a stimulus package for industry to shield local firms from adverse effects of the global Coronavirus pandemic. Mavhima gave hints of a raft of new measures to be announced by the President
Landlords and tenants from Harare have expressed mixed views over the recent announcement by government to suspend payment of rentals until the lockdown is lifted. Government on Tuesday announced that all rentals that were due for April can be paid in equal instalments, adding that there
The government has warned against public gathering during the lockdown as it poses a health risk at a time when COVID-19 numbers are continuously rising. To date, 15545 people have been arrested throughout the country for various offences related to violation of the lockdown regulations. Home Affairs
U.S Ambassador to Zimbabwe Brian Nichols says the decision to call for an investigation into how China and the World Health Organisation allegedly mishandled the COVID-19 pandemic is justified as he accused the Asian nation of not properly reporting about the virus. There has been a
Harare City Council Environmental Management Committee Chairperson, Councilor Kudzai Kadzombe says council will not hesitate to demolish structures being built on wetlands as a way of protecting the water sources. Councilor Kadzombe confirmed that cases of invasion of wetlands continue to increase despite repeated calls to
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