Magistrate Lazini Ncube has dismissed Zengeza West legislator Job Sikhala's application challenging his placement on remand saying there is reasonable suspicion that he committed the alleged offence. Sikhala through his lawyers Harrison Nkomo, Jeremiah Bhamu and Advocate Eric Matinenga had approached the Harare Magistrates court challenging
MUTARE- Zimbabwean youths are disproportionately affected by an unsustainable public debt dating back to the immediate post independence period. A research by Zimbabwe Coalition on Debt and Development (ZIMCODD) sheds light on this disproportionate effect of this legacy burden, which is affecting their present-day lives and
Pan-African businessman Strive Masiyiwa has expressed his delight at the completion of the landmark fibre link from Cape Town to the DRC’s western port city of Moanda. Masiyiwa wrote: #Cape Town to Moanda! Now unless you are from the DRC (or an Africa enthusiast like me) you have
ZIMBABWE’S plans to embrace financial inclusion initiatives to foster inclusive economic growth and social development are in jeopardy following the Central Bank’s decision to stifle mobile money platforms. The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) launched the National Financial Inclusion Strategy in 2016, targeting the underserved and
Tea and coffee producer, Tanganda Tea Company limited, a subsidiary of the Miekles Limited Group is set to make inroads into the South African market for its packed tea product as the company seeks to spread its regional footprint to offset diminishing local demand. In its
Zimbabwe Youth Council has called for meaningful participation of youths in national governance as part of efforts to promote inclusive development in the country. By Nathan Leander Guma The call was made by ZYC Director, Juliana Kariri following the commemoration of this year's International Youth Day which
Zimbabwean human rights defenders who are in and abroad said they are suffering a huge loss after the death of one of their colleague in 'freedom fighting struggle' Patson Dzamara who succumbed to cancer of the colony on Wednesday morning ahead of his scheduled surgery
The Zimbabwe Prisons and Correctional Services (ZPCS) has barred Harare lawyer Beatrice Mtetwa from visiting incarcerated journalist Hopewell Chin’ono at Chikurubi Maximum prison. In a letter to Ms Mtetwa, ZPCS acting director legal services Assistant Commissioner Risiro said they disagreed with her interpretation of the court
The Commonwealth Lawyers Association (CLA) and the SADC Lawyers Association Thursday lashed out at the Zimbabwe Prisons and Correctional Services (ZPCS) after it barred prominent lawyer Beatrice Mtetwa from seeing her client, journalist Hopewell Chin’ono who has been held without bail for over a month
MUTARE- City management confirms delivery of the last batch of high pressure pipes needed to address legacy water problems, despite requiring substantial forex funds to complete the Dangamvura water project. City of Mutare said the recent delivery, which arrived last week, was the last batch of
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