Buhera-bred gospel artist Sure Matuku who is set to release a 12-track album this year has emphasised that his inability to walk will not stop him from scaling to greater heights. Having moved to Harare in 2014, Matuku, 26, has already set eyes on his next
The United Kingdom has imposed sanctions on four of Zim’s security chiefs over human rights violations – including the deaths of protestors in 2019. The four are State Security Minister Owen Ncube, Central Intelligence Director General Isaac Moyo, Police Commissioner General Godwin Matanga and former Presidential
Zimbabweans living in South Africa will be skipped with the life saving vaccine against the killer disease, COVID-19. This is after the country's health minister Zweli Mkhize says, "undocumented foreign nationals won't be covered by the COVID-19 inoculation program. "We'd like to be able to deal with
Opposition MDC Alliance castigated the latest tollgate fees increase barely two months after another increment amid the Covid-19 induced lockdown. Recently, the Government set the payment of tollgate fees in US dollars or local currency equivalent in Line with the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe US dollar
Billionaire businessman and philanthropist Strive Masiyiwa, who turned 60 on Friday (Jan 29), has spoken of how touched he has been by the thousands of messages he received from around the world on his birthday. The Zimbabwe-born business leader and global influencer took the time to
Last week the military had declined to rule out a coup to overturn the National League for Democracy's election victory.
The African Union Special Envoy on the COVID crisis, Strive Masiyiwa, has said that Africa will get more than 1 billion doses of vaccines by December 2021. He said international donors had already pledged 700 million free doses this year, using a global finance initiative called
The Southern African Development Committee (SADC) has urged member states to strengthen individual health systems while intensifying co-operation and collaborations to fight COVID-19 pandemic in a more effective way. In a statement, President of Mozambique, Filipe Nyusi who is also the SADC Chairperson said member state
Government has extended the current 30 day COVID-19 lockdown by a further two weeks to the 15th of February 2021, vice President Constantino Chiwenga has announced. Zimbabwe announced a new level 4 lockdown which was expected to end on the 5th of February following a surge
Retail giant-OK Zimbabwe Limited is confident of a healthy cashflow in fourth quarter amid the possibility of a lockdown extension to shorten business hours, the Group said in its latest trading update for the nine months to December 2020, Â released this morning. With the Covid-19 pandemic
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