Six leaders of Amalgamated Rural Teachers Union (ARTUZ), including their lawyer Doug Coltart, and journalist Leopold Munhende have threatened to sue the state for the unlawful arrest, assault and detention by the police during a peaceful protest held last year on August 23 2019, dubbed
ZIMBABWEAN authorities have stepped up their onslaught against dissent after arresting a total of 47 people in one day for allegedly participating in anti-government protests over the country’s worsening political and economic crisis. In Harare, Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) officers first arrested 7 students at Allan
The Zimbabwe Coalition on Debt and Development (ZIMCODD) has expressed concern over lack of self- representation by youth in decision making institutions among other grievances in the country. In a statement to commemorate the National Youth Day, Zimcodd said constitutional amendment number 2 does not address
Hello Juba! Liquid began service to Juba South Sudan this morning at 8am! South Sudan was one of only two countries in Africa with no link to the rest of the world, through Undersea Fibre link. We built a 200km link from Uganda’s border. It was tough because
Zimbabwe intends to build a second fuel pipeline in partnership with three other Southern African countries in a deal that will be funded by the Russian Government to the tune of US$1, 5 billion. The deal puts a lid on the much talked about Mining, Oil
Zimbabweans are timid to invest in the local economy for fear of losing their assets in this very volatile and risk-perceived business environment, industry has said. Speaking at the inaugural Political Actors Dialogue (POLAD) economic summit held in Harare today, Zimbabwe National Chamber of Commerce (ZNCC)
Zimbabwe Premier Soccer League has announced the date and stadium venue for this year’s edition of the Castle Challenge Cup. The Challenge Cup will see reigning League champions FC Platinum lock horns with Chibuku Super Cup holders Highlanders. The two teams will battle it out at Barbourfileds
The United States of America-based cleric, Passion Java has boasted that his viral and controversial videos circulating on social media platforms are bearing fruits as he is now reaching out to a wider audience. The fun-loving cleric who appears to enjoy controversy through provoking conversations around
The Defending Morgan Tsvangirai's Legacy (DMTL) pressure group has become guns blazing, thwarting the current Movement for Democratic Change leader Nelson Chamisa whom they are accusing of destroying the party by refusing to join POLAD
Civil Society Organisations under the Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition (CiZC) banner have described the Constitutional Amendment Bill No.2 as a mockery to democracy and a recipe for disaster. In a statement spokesperson for the coalition Marvelous Khumalo said members took a firm stance and dismissed the
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