World Vision has revealed that millions of young girls around the globe are being forced into early marriage because of increased poverty levels, rising hunger and reduced access to education. According to World Vision International’s latest report, 3.3 million children are at risk of child marriage
What is collective bargaining? Collective bargaining is a voluntary process for reconciling the conflicting interests and aspirations of management and labour through the joint regulation of terms and conditions of employment. It is also a process of negotiation between management and union representative for the purpose
The Zimbabwe Music Awards (ZIMA) has partnered cement producing giant PPC Zimbabwe for its 2022 edition billed for the 19th of February. Addressing journalists last week, ZIMA acknowledged the involvement of corporate giants as they revealed other partners that include Wezhaz Executive Cars, Barmlo Investments and
The Movement for Democratic Change (MDC Alliance) deputy treasurer Daniel Molokele yesterday branded a splinter faction led by Manicaland Senator, Douglas Mwonzora as an unelectable bonded opposition supping with a scared ZANU PF. In his scathing remarks, Molokele told party supporters during the belated International Widows
After spending more than one year under prosecution on charges of undermining authority of or insulting President Mnangagwa, Milton Murairwa, a police officer is now a free man as prosecutors withdrew charges against him before plea. The 32 year old Murairwa was arrested in July 2020 and
Health and Child Care Minister, Vice President Constantino Chiwenga has expressed gratitude over the role played by medical aid societies since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. Officially opening the Association of Healthcare Funders of Zimbabwe (AHFoZ) annual conference in Victoria Falls last Friday, Chiwenga said
Traditional Chiefs have pleaded with President Emmerson Mnangagwa to change their title from Chiefs to Kings as the former has become a lighter title for the influential role their play in society. Speaking at an interactive meeting between traditional leaders and Zimbabwe National Army (ZNA) officers
Struggling coal producer, Hwange Colliery Company Limited (HCCL) increased its production by 51 percent during the half year ended June 2021 despite facing foreign currency challenges to further enhance capacity. The company is still under administration as it is heavily saddled with debt. HCCL has targeted to
The government has given a green light to schools to use a new A-Level Heritage Studies book which will further enhance the study of indigenous languages, which have been dying a natural death. The book titled “Understanding A-Level Heritage Studies Form 5” which was published by
MUTARE- The Royal Netherlands embassy to Zimbabwe has stepped in to provide affordable lighting solutions for over a thousand primary students from low income and underprivileged families in Manicaland. Netherlands embassy deputy head of mission, Eva van Woersem, officiated at the handover ceremony at Chirovakamwe Primary
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