Harare businessman George Katsimberis has written to the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) seeking withdrawal of charges in which he is alleged to have defrauded businessman Kenneth Raydon Sharpe. Katsimberis says the controversial land baron is trying to complicate and disrupt the smooth flow of the justice
Sexual harassment remains rampant despite the awareness interventions done in public spaces to create a safer working environment for women, a new report released by the Transparent International Zimbabwe has revealed. Transparency International Zimbabwe said more than 57% of the respondents surveyed indicated that they have
The mining town of Kwekwe is set to undergo a localized lockdown following reports of the Indian variant being detected and having claimed a life. The fast-spreading Indian variant B.1.617 variant of the coronavirus is causing havoc across the world. It was first detected in the
Following a salvo fired by hip-hop musician, Ti Gonzi against pioneering artists of the genre, Stunner has responded to the attack saying he still has what it takes to remain at the top. Ti Gonzi courted controversy early this week when he dismissed hip-hop musicians who
The ruling Zanu PF has reiterated President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s assertion that the independence of the judiciary should not be tempered with. Speaking during a press conference at the party headquarters today, Zanu PF national spokesperson Ambassador Simon Khaya Moyo warned members of the public to desist
A member of the ZANU PF party Goodman Musariri who is facing three counts of insulting or undermining President Mnangagwa's authority pleaded not guilty when his trial commenced today
MUTARE- Plan International recently unveiled a housing project for teachers at Chikwomwe Primary School to ensure that vulnerable communities in rural areas access quality education to counter rising school dropout cases. Plan International and local child friendly organisations like Simukai are running the +18 Ending Child
The Zimbabwean government has been castigated following its decision to vote No to the responsibility to protect and the prevention of genocide, war crimes, ethnic cleansing, and crimes against humanity. Together with other countries such as North Korea, Burundi, China, and Bolivia, whose human rights stance
Traditionally perceived to be opaque and sophisticated, the Securities and Exchange Commission of Zimbabwe (SECZ) is on a drive to dispel misconstrued notions around investing in capital markets and encouraging more women to participate. The capital markets regulator recently hosted the third episode of the “Women
Journalist Chin’ono appeared before the Magistrates Court yesterday for the ruling on the exception that he had raised through his lawyers to the charge of inciting violence. Magistrate Vongai Guwuriro, who is handling the matter, was not available to make her ruling. The matter was postponed to
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