Colourful new Zimbabwean culture fashion brand ZimXcite has announced new several international merchandising deals with local creatives under its Zim Arts division, a move that will see artists selling their works to global markets. Established by Zimbabwean singer-songwriter, marketing consultant and film composer Ryan Koriya in
MUTARE- A Chimanimani villager lost his unregistered Honda Fit to armed robbers who pounced on him while he was parked at a local shopping centre on Saturday evening, police have confirmed. Manicaland Police Spokesperson inspector Luxon Chananda said a manhunt has since been launched for three
MUTARE- The 2020 State of the Media Report produced by the Media Institute for Southern Africa has painted a bleak picture for the media as the state continued to use the law as a weapon against dissenting voices and media workers alike. MISA said 2020 witnessed
MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa says the year 2021 is a turning point for the opposition outfit as they seeks to bring citizens together under what he says a new consensus that speaks with one voice. In his address dubbed Zimbabwe Agenda 2021, the opposition leader
Harare - 09 March 2021 Leading financial services institution, Stanbic Bank, has set up nine remote branches at tobacco auction floors throughout the country to enable ease of access to funds for tobacco farmers during the tobacco selling season due to kick off this month. The
The National Arts Council of Zimbabwe in conjunction with Jacaranda Culture and Media Corporation has announced that the Legends Edition of the National Arts Merit Awards will be held virtually on 27 March 2021. Dubbed the #NAMAlegends, the special edition will be celebrating and honouring 40
Human rights groups are still searching for the human rights defender, Itai Dzamara who went missing six years ago and he has never been found since that day
Global Human rights movement Amnesty International-Zimbabwe has pleaded with the government of Zimbabwe to establish the whereabouts of journalist-cum-activist Itai Dzamara who disappeared on 9 March 2015. Dzamara who led a sit in movement dubbed the Occupy Africa Unity Square, demanded the former President Robert Mugabe
Fastjet Zimbabwe the award-winning Value airline for everyone is pleased to announce that today Monday 08 March 2021, the airline performed an all-female flight from Harare to Johannesburg and return, in celebration of International Women’s Day. Both flights FN8222 and FN8334 were under the command of
A Manicaland based community development pressure group, Platform for Youth and Community Development (PYCD) has raised alarm over the COVID-19 induced national lockdown which they said has brought more harm to women than good. In a statement to mark the international women's day, PYCD said COVID-19
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