If the test of democracy is a free press and level of debate of its parliament, Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA) says from the latest showing the Zimbabwean parliament is on the right track to safeguarding both. MISA in a communique said it is the
MUTARE - Nine Penhalonga underground gold ore heist robbers’ trial failed to start Friday after the prosecutor failed to turnup due to ill-health. The trial was postponed to November 10 at Mutare magistrates court. Innocent Chinonzwa, 39, Lovemore Chinonzwa, 37, Maxwell Masamvu, 39, Bright Mabonore, 40, John
Diversified light manufacturing concern, Innscor Africa Limited posted a 97 percent jump in annual earnings to June 30, 2020 on account of improved revenue from the gradual removal of subsidies and inflation-induced price adjustments propelling all its business segments. The positive financial performance is despite a
After enduring more than half-a-year – 28 weeks or 196 days to be exact – without playing any cricket since sporting activities in the country were banned as part of measures aimed at curbing the spread of COVID-19, Zimbabwe cricketers finally played their first game
Two Hindu temples in Harare (Zimbabwe), run by The Hindoo Society Harare (HSH), which have been closed for few months due to COVID-19, are opening again on September 26 with various protocols. Temperature of each person entering the premises of the Hindoo Society will be taken
By Victor Bhoroma| Despite the current economic headwinds and COVID-19 induced business downturn, Zimbabwe has one of the best untapped investment opportunities in the whole of Africa. As they say, the best strategy to ride an elephant is to mount whilst it is lying down
Government’s apparent reluctance to uphold communities’ constitutional rights around extractive sector investments by ingraining them in mining legislation is breeding hostility between mining companies and locals, 263 Chat can report. The Mines and Minerals Act is in its current form a colonial instrument to plunder resources
Medical doctors have expressed concern over what they are frustrating measures introduced by the government to reduce brain drain in the country amid reports that health workers are growing impatient with the economic situation in the country and seeking greener pastures abroad. The ministry of health
President Emmerson Mnangagwa last night avoided the political crisis narrative that gathered momentum recently choosing to attribute what he said is a humanitarian crisis to economic sanctions, climate change and the COVID-19 pandemic. Addressing the 75th session of the United Nations General Assembly last night, Mnangagwa
HARARE – 24 SEPTEMBER 2020 Stanbic Bank Zimbabwe’s annual Wine, Gin & Craft Beer Festival has been postponed to next year (2021) owing to the COVID-19 pandemic which has restricted the movement of the event’s key players and stakeholders. The annual wine tasting festival was scheduled
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