The government has called for the nation to remain vigilant and continue adhering to COVID-19 regulations as cases continue to rise. According to the Ministry of Health and Child Care daily update, the country yesterday recorded 83 new cases and six deaths. Briefing the media yesterday, Minister
Two Movement for Democratic Change (MDC)-Alliance activists who were arrested on 24 August 2020 while attending Zengeza West legislator, Job Sikhala's trial at Harare Magistrates Court have been acquitted. Terrence Manjengwa and Tanyaradzwa Ziwaira were arrested on charges of disorderly conduct as defined in section 41(a)
Human rights pressure group, the Zimbabwe Peace Project (ZPP) says human rights violations are on the increase ahead of the 2023 elections with the gun already in charge. In a monthly report for May, ZPP says the ruling Zanu PF party contributed much of the violations
ZSE-listed property investment firm, Mashonaland Holdings Limited’s Bluff Hill housing project is set to be officially launched this Friday following the completion of a model show house that preludes the construction of 24 other units in the next 18 months. The project experienced major delays due
A new study by the Saint Barnabas Medical Center in the US has found the combination of hydroxychloroquine and antibiotic Zithromax effectively suppresses COVID-19 ad is highly effective in fighting the virus. The study has suggested this treatment can increase survival chances by nearly 200 percent if given
Residents are deeply concerned with the Harare City Council and Chitungwiza Municipality's move to demolish “illegal” car sales, tuck-shops and vending sites in the Metropolitan province. On Friday last week, the authorities acting from a directive by the government which came through the office of the
The Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR)has castigated some sections of the Independent Complaints Bill saying some of the proposed provisions are open to abuse by the state. Late last year, the cabinet approved the formulation of the Zimbabwe Independent Complaints Commission Bill H.B. 5, 2020
The government of Zimbabwe will tomorrow launch the National Migration Policy which seeks to empower migrant workers as an acknowledgement of their huge contribution both locally and in their home countries. Migrant workers contribute immensely to the countries of origin through remittances and the return of
Zimbabwean-born singer and songwriter, Aurah Ariko is using the power of music to confront societal stigma by setting the spotlight on key issues of domestic violence and abusive relationships in her new song- Stay. 'Stay' is a song that seeks to shed light on all kinds
Political and public policy think tank, the Zimbabwe Democracy Institute (ZDI) has called on stakeholders in the fight against the COVID-19 to carry out robust research on the country’s response to the pandemic. In a monthly report titled Public Health Access Monitoring for May 2021, ZDI
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