Zimbabwe's Registrar General Clemence Masango appeared before Harare magistrate court on Wednesday facing new charges of theft after conversion. Masango who appeared in court with other two co-accused persons, Author Mathews (his driver) and Transport Officer, Benjamin Makiwai stands accused of stealing 1440 litres of fuel
Former Cabinet Minister, Professor Jonathan Moyo has reiterated that the current political and economic crisis in Zimbabwe was triggered by the 'illegally conducted' 2018 elections. Speaking on a live Facebook public lecture titled ‘Unpacking the Crisis in Zimbabwe Who is who and what is what’ Moyo
The Nelson Chamisa led MDC Alliance Bulawayo province is in disarray in the wake allegations levelled against its Women Assembly Provincial Chairlady Tendai Masotsha, who was implicated in the abduction of Tawanda Muchehiwa by suspected state security agents in the run-up to the 31 July
Shareholders of contracting and industrial group, Masimba Holdings Limited will have to wait longer before getting earnings after the board announced it will withhold the interim dividend as the company seeks to strengthen its financial position and maintain a healthy liquidity position amid a menacing
MUTARE- Battle lines have been drawn between municipal police and vendors who are resisting a recent council decision to charge them United States dollars for market stall rentals. Vendors registered under the Sakubva Fresh Produce Market said council was adding salt to injury by requesting them
MUTARE- The country sole blood services company says current closure of schools due to the Coronavirus imposed lockdown has pushed them directly into communities to collect the precious liquid. Officials at National Blood Services Zimbabwe (NBSZ), Mutare branch told journalists during a Media Tour that despite
As Vendors Initiative for Social and Economic Transformation (VISET) our attention is drawn to announced charges emanating from Harare City Council. It is with great dismay that we note this increase was done without consultations nor consideration of the fact that small businesses are still
[caption id="attachment_67192" align="alignnone" width="2560"] Freelance Journalist Hopewell Chin'ono and his Lawyer Beatrice Mtetwa and Dougie[/caption]
Journalists were barred from attending the trial of former Vice President Phelekezela Mphoko which commenced today after the state applied that the defense outline should be heard on camera. Lavet Masuku, representing the state told the court that Mphoko's defence outline contained serious matters which exposes
The ruling Zanu PF party has issued a stern warning to the beneficiaries of land acquired during the fast-track land reform program at the turn of the century against leasing it as this goes against the principles of black economic empowerment. Addressing journalists at the party’s
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