Zimbabwe fast bowler Kyle Jarvis has decided to call time on his cricket career at the age of 32 after struggling with injury and illness over the past year and a half. He has not played again since he sustained a lower back injury during Zimbabwe’s
Chitungwiza Residents Trust (CHITREST) Director Alice Kuvheya on Wednesday 16 June 2021 appeared at Chitungwiza Magistrates Court after she was arrested by Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) and charged with incitement to participate in a gathering with intent to promote public violence. The 36 year-old Kuvheya was
The National Prosecuting Authority failed to comply with a directive from the Special Anti-Corruption Unit (SACU) pertaining to a court case at the Harare Magistrates Court where land developer George Katsimberis is a witness and an accused on the same set of facts. In a letter
The Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA) has registered its concerns over media freedom rights which are being infringed in the Kingdom of Eswatini
A Bulawayo born musician has vowed to defy the setbacks caused by the COVID-19 pandemic on the arts sector saying he will use lockdowns imposed by government to record as many songs as possible. The new kid, Alan Hlatshwayo aka Papi Nala has ambitions to gain
MUTARE- Commitments made by regional states to protect the rights of children face increasing risk of failure as the old generation of politicians continue to subvert the sustainable development agenda, a natural resource governance lobby group has said. Green Governance Zimbabwe Trust (GGZT) which piloted a
Passengers can now book seats using VAYA App & enjoy guaranteed travel insurance cover ‘VAYA NeZupco’ set to offer convenience, safety and reliability for public travel
Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC) has called off the second four-day match between Zimbabwe A and South Africa A which started on Sunday after only one day of the game could be completed before a Government directive to suspend all sporting activities in the country came into
Dendera musician Sulumanin Chimbetu is up in arms with a Zanu-PF affiliate for a new controversial song that satirically criticices President Mnangagwa's ascension to power. In the song, Sulu says it is taboo to install a king during the month of November, which in most Shona
The Walvis Bay Corridor Group (WBCG) in collaboration with the Namibia Ports Authority and the Ministry of Works and Transport, as well as other key Industry stakeholders In the Republic of Namibia will be conducting a trade mission to the Republic of Zimbabwe from 18th
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