Opposition MDC –T leader Douglas Mwonzora has defended Members of Parliament from his political outfit following massive criticism from a section of the public who accused the legislators of selling out by voting in favor of Constitutional Amendment Bill Number 2 in Parliament yesterday. The Bill,
MUTARE- Communities in resource rich areas are facing increased risks of human rights violations due to increased exploration and mining activities, which are not guided by proper legal and policy guidelines, a public interest organization says. Zimbabwe Environmental Law Association (ZELA) senior legal office Nyaradzo Mutonhori
The Parliament of Zimbabwe is in the process of amending Zimbabwe’s national constitution a second time in as many years. At the time of writing the Constitutional Amendment Bill number 2 is headed for Senate after having been agreed to by way of a required
It’s a collaboration of two-generational voices between Qounfuzed and Cind,y combining years of experience to deliver their first-ever project together titled Mhosva. Chronicling on a touchy subject of a disapproved relationship by friends, family, parents, and society — Mhosva tells a story of two lovers willing to fight for
Teachers have vowed to defy government threats saying they will continue with their industrial action until their salaries are raised to between US$520 and US$550 or equivalent in local currency. In an interview with a local publication, Progressive Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (PTUZ) secretary general Raymond
A prospecting Kadoma miner has raised red flags against four Police Criminal Investigation Department (CID) detectives for taking the law into their own hands against a High Court order which they were granted. By Shelton Muchena It is alleged that the alleged gold invader named Spencer Tshuma
Police in Mutasa district have arrested two suspects aged 23 and 59 in connection with the murder of two minor children who were allegedly murdered and dumped in a toilet pit. The police confirmed the arrest saying investigations are in progress. "On 16 April, Police in Mutasa
Emerging from a disused mining shaft in the small town of Kadoma with the help of his friend and partner in this venture, a visibly tired Tawanda Chipere is heavily laden with three bags of ore. He is an artisanal gold miner, a trade he joined
MUTARE- Forty one years after independence, women are still facing inequalities and systemic barriers within political, economic, social and cultural spheres where huge disparities still remain, the Zimbabwe Gender Commission (ZGC) has said. In its Independence day statement, ZGC said such disparities are disheartening. ZGC Chairperson, Margaret
Harare – More than 200,000 Zimbabweans have returned home over the past year due to the economic fallout from COVID-19 in countries where they had been working. The International Organization for Migration (IOM) is providing nurses to help Zimbabwean officials conduct COVID-19 tests. Other services include critical risk
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