The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) Sunday cleared First Lady Auxillia Mnangagwa and son Collins who were implicated in a gold smuggling case involving embattled former Zimbabwe Miners Federation President, Henrietta Rushwaya. In a statement earlier, Mnangagwa had dismissed attempts to link her to Rushwaya who is
Rescue operations at Task Mine Syndicate in Chegutu have finally reached the trapped miners although one of the five bodies has been retrieved to date. The five were pronounced dead last month after rescue operations failed to reached following the collapse of the Mine in September. The
FIFA Covid -19 relief funds have reached grassroots with third-tier amateur leagues whose activities remain banned benefiting from the grant. By Fungayi Munyoro Nhedziwa Football Club popularly known as Cyclone Idai Boys which plies its trade in the Zifa Manicaland Division 2 league is one of the
Contemporary musician, Jah Prayzah (33) has hit at popular journalist, Hopewell Chin'ono for allegedly pursuing divisive tendencies that do not foster nation building in a social media altercation between the two prominent figures early today. This follows a social media post by Chino'no which was somewhat
Zimbabwe men's football coach Zdravko "Loga" Logarusic Friday announced a 23 man squad which will take on Algeria in a back to back African Cup Of Nations Qualifier next month. The Warriors will be looking forward to starting strongly with an away fixture in Algiers on
Harare residents have expressed concern over Harare City's decision to challenge a High Court order granted early this month to open all the local authority's clinics that were shutdown due to lack of resources. Justice Edith Mushore granted a high Court Order compelling Harare City to
MUTARE- Service delivery in local municipalities is stifled by endemic, systematic corruption which has eroded the capacity of local authorities to meet residents’ expectations to access requisite services, says an anti-corruption body. Transparency International Zimbabwe executive director Muchaneta Mundopa said while local authorities are facing viability
The United Kingdom says it is considering a new regime of sanctions against President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government over failure to address human rights violations and corruption in the country. Responding to a question by British MP Lord Peter Hain on what action the UK government is
MUTARE- A local non-governmental organization has urged the government to domesticate a regional treaty to curb continued internal displacements and arbitrary evictions of communities without proper compensation. Partnerships for Development Initiatives (PDI) is pushing for the domestication of the Kampala Convention on Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs),
The much awaited Victoria Falls Stock Exchange (VFEX) got off to a false start with no trading taking place on the bourse in what was supposed to be its first week of trading due to the absence of an exchange control framework which has since
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