MUTARE- A local youth led environmental justice organization, Green Governance has launched a poetry slam for youths in Zimbabwe as it seeks to raise consciousness on rampant tax abuse in the mining sector. Green Governance Zimbabwe Trust said the Poetry Slam seeks submissions which speak out
Caledonia Mining Corporation has recorded an unprecedented total of 57,899 ounces of gold production at its Blanket Mine in the year ended 31 December 2020. This is despite setbacks caused by the COVID-19 pandemic which saw Zimbabwe effecting a total lockdown to try and curb the
MUTARE- In a bold call to curb abuse of children in the mining sector, a network of youths have urged parliament to push for progressive laws that promote increased participation of youths in the sector. In a series of letters to authorities including Parliament, the network
Shareholders of listed property investment firm, First Mutual Properties (First Mutual) are set for a ZWL$7.4 million dividend pay check valued at 0.5982 ZWL cents per share from profits for the quarter ended 30 September 2020 this month. The company recorded a profit of ZWL 105.
A former Deputy Minister of Higher Education, Science and Technology Development during the late President Robert Mugabe's rule has questioned Vice President Constantino Chiwenga’s state of mind accusing the government of failing to provide care in hospitals. Posting on Twitter Dr Godfrey Gandawa said there are a
Concern has been raised over the conditions of service for frontline security personnel who are manning checkpoints to ensure compliance with Covid-19 lockdown regulations. By Shelton Muchena A survey conducted by this publication observed that at almost all road blocks around the country there are no toilet
Vice President Constantino Chiwenga says the current 30-day COVID-19 induced lockdown might not be extended if cases reduce to manageable levels although the current statistics show the contrary. Zimbabwe has been a concerning increase in the number of COVID-19 cases over the last seven days with
The government has recruited 500 nurses and 49 junior doctors and deployed them to five central hospitals that have been designated as Covid-19 centres. This follows a sharp increase in infections among health workers with 1 547 testing positive to the pandemic. In a statement, the Health Services
Vice President Constantino Chiwenga Friday dismissed reports by Information Ministry Permanent Secretary Nick Mangwana that hospitals in and around the country are overwhelmed with COVID-19 patients saying at the moment, it is an exaggeration. Recently, Mangwana caused panic when he posted on Twitter that Zimbabwean hospitals
The government has denied social media reports that local hospitals are overwhelmed by COVID-19 patients insisting that the worst case scenario has not yet manifested in the country. In a statement today, the Vice President who is also the Minister of Health and Child Care, Constantino
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