THE Young Lawyers Association of Zimbabwe (YLAZ) and Frederick Mutanda, a liberation war veteran, on Tuesday 11 May 2021 filed an urgent chamber application at Harare High Court seeking an order to stop Chief Justice Luke Malaba from continuing as the head of the Constitutional
The government has launched a computerized health information management system called Impilo with the aim of improving patient data monitoring across the country. Briefing the media on Tuesday, Information minister Monica Mutsvangwa said availability of real-time data will enable efficient and effective monitoring and decision-making to
A Harare magistrate has ordered the further detention of a drug dealer who swallowed 60 plastic balls of cocaine after she was arrested at the Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport. She has since excreted 58 of the 60 balls and her further detention is to allow
Nurse unions have hailed their members for the work they have done and risk they face everyday fight to save lives since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. In a statement to mark the World Nurses day, Zimbabwe Urban, Rural Council of Nurses Union (ZURCNU) and
National Constitutional Assembly (NCA) leader Professor Lovemore Madhuku says President Emmerson Mnangagwa has gone beyond late former President Robert Mugabe in terms of his love for power. Addressing journalists in Harare, Madhuku said his party was opposed to the Constitutional Amendment No. 2 recently enacted into
A peace building and conflict resolution initiative by the Wedza Residents Development Initiative Trust (WERDIT) is making strides in terms of social cohesion and women empowerment within Wedza District. The initiative aims to bring together locals, traditional leaders, the local authority and other decision makers within
The failure by the Victoria Falls Stock Exchange (VFEX) to attract more listings almost seven months after its launch is a major concern to Zimbabwe’s investment appeal. More so when one looks at the prospects of a quick post-COVID-19 pandemic recovery were the need for fresh
As a certain friend in uncertain times, Old Mutual continues to deliver value to the families, businesses, communities and lives of Zimbabweans, while also making a positive impact to the nation as a whole. Since 1983, the Old Mutual Schools Quiz has been a staple
Chinese owned tile making company Sunny Yi Feng has dismissed social media reports that two of its employees who died recently were assaulted to death. Last week, social media was abuzz with reports that employers at the Norton based company had assaulted to death two of
The government has ordered private commuter omnibuses (kombis) who are willing to be back on the road to join the ZUPCO franchise or remain parked and face extinction. In a meeting between Kombi operators and ZUPCO executive in Bulawayo recently, Local Government Minister July Moyo told
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