Radio and television personality, Tinopona Katsande has made a bold start to the 16 days of activism by posting gruesome pictures of herself that are a result of domestic violence she experienced from her ex-boyfriend as she encourages victims to come in public about it. On
Zimbabwe’s economy is set to grow by 5.5 percent in 2022 on account of anticipated improvement in sectors of mining, manufacturing, construction, agriculture and tourism, Finance and Economic Development Minister, Prof. Mthuli Ncube has announced in his 2022 National Budget presentation. The growth however reflects a
The South African Government has announced that the Zimbabwean Exemption Permit (ZEP), which ends 31 December 2021, will not be extended and has urged holders of current permits to apply for other permits or leave the country by end of 2022. In a statement, the South
The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) has provided around US$1,5 million to CARE International in Zimbabwe to support early recovery for 47,000 people suffering from the effects of COVID-19 in urban areas of Masvingo and Manicaland provinces. This financial assistance from USAID allows CARE
The goal of the liberation war was to set the whole country free from colonialism, human rights abuse, oppression, ethnic and racial discrimination
Month-on-month inflation rate in November eased marginally to 5.76 percent, shedding 0.64 percentage points on the October 2021 rate of 6.40 percent, latest figures from the Zimbabwe National Statistics Agency (Zimstat) show. Despite the decrease, November inflation is the second highest monthly rate since January. The month-on-month
The latest cooperation between Ecobank Group and the European Investment Bank to support private sector investment across Africa was formally agreed at the EU Delegation to Togo in Lomé
Chitungwiza Residents Trust (Chitrest) Director Alice Kuvheya has been set free by Chitungwiza Magistrate Gladys Moyo who ruled that the charge sheet and State outline forming the basis of her prosecution for allegedly inciting residents of Chitungwiza to commit public violence was defective. Magistrate Moyo ruled
A group of residents associations under the banner of Residents Coalition for Electoral Reforms has urged the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) to facilitate the holding of by-elections to fill the vacancies left by the massive recalls of elected Councilors and Members of Parliament. Addressing the media
The National AIDS Council (NAC) has reported that new infections in the country have declined to 12,78% compared from 13,79% recorded in 2015. Chief Executive Bernard Madzima for National AIDS Council (NAC) said the prevalence rate among young women remains double that of their male counterparts
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