Manhounds a local television series produced by Invision Studios (IS) is set to air after talks with interested potential distributors have been finalized. By Marshall Bwanya The much anticipated seven episode TV series that has been receiving positive reviews following its pilot screening on Thursday in Harare, promising
Beleaguered former Zanu PF youth Commissar, Godfrey Tsenengamu has laid into the ruling Zanu PF and the opposition MDC parties saying both movements are twin brothers when it comes to corruption. Tsenengamu made the remarks while addressing a press conference in Harare today. “We have taken the
BancABC Zimbabwe has announced the launch of its digital transformation agenda expected to be rolled out in 2020. The pan African banking giant has in the past few months focused on an aggressive rebranding and repositioning as a premier financial services brand. The Bank has announced
A local elections lobby group, the Zimbabwean Election Support Network (ZESN) has urged government to fully implement electoral reforms needed to enhance the credibility of Zimbabwe’s electoral processes ahead of 2023 elections. In its statement to mark the Global Elections Day, ZESN said the independence of
Suspended Zanu PF national youth Commissar Godfrey Tsenengamu has sensationally claimed that hardliners from both Zanu PF and MDC are stalling dialogue between two antagonists President Emmerson Mnangagwa and Nelson Chamisa. Addressing journalists in Harare today, Tsenengamu said the hardliners fear that if the two meet,
The Chinese doctor who first warned his government of the coronavirus outbreak but had his claims dismissed has died of the virus, Global Times has confirmed. Li Wenliang, who had first shared suspicion of the illness spreading in Wuhan, died on yesterday after he was infected
All roads will lead to Gweru on the 12th of February as Zimbabwe joins the rest of the World in commemorating World Radio Day (WRD). Running under the theme Radio and Diversity, the day is set aside by UNSECO and aimed to celebrate radio broadcasts as
HARARE – The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) has welcomed a contribution of US$200,000 from the Government of the Republic of Korea to assist refugees living in Zimbabwe’s Tongogara Refugee Camp (TRC) at a time when resources have otherwise run dry. “Refugee populations around the world
First and foremost there is need to establish/point out the symbiotic relationship between politics and economics. They are two sides of the same coin which one cannot exist without the other. A conducive political environment spearheads economy growth and likewise rotten politics leads to a
MUTARE- Mutare city fathers have made a resolution to re-name second street after the late founding leader of the opposition Movement for Democratic Change, Morgan Tsvangirai. In a full council meeting today, the councilors adopted a proposal by Councilor Simon Chabuka to adopt this name saying
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