NINETEEN Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) leaders are suing Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) Commissioner-General Godwin Matanga and Home Affairs and Cultural Heritage Minister Hon. Kazembe Kazembe for damages amounting to RTGS$38 million for unlawful arrest, detention and malicious prosecution after they allegedly staged an
British sprinter CJ Ujah has been suspended from competition after testing positive for a banned substance. Ujah, 27, was part of Team GB men's 4x100m relay team which won silver at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics this month. He has been provisionally suspended, the Athletics Integrity Unit (AIU)
Churches have questioned the government’s position to only allow vaccinated congregants to attend services saying the decision is ill advised and rushed. The government announced earlier this week that churches should reopen and allow sit-in for those who are vaccinated while threatening to arrest leaders and
Five Under-19 players have been named in the 15-man Zimbabwe Emerging squad that will face a Namibia side in a limited-overs series that gets underway in Windhoek this weekend. Reflecting Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC)’s new drive to broaden its player base, the touring side includes young talents
Legislator Norman Markham has described the construction of Airport Road in a deal which saw City of Harare transferring thousands of hectares of land to Augur Investments, as the biggest land robbery in the history of Zimbabwe. The airport road deal was awarded to Augur Investments
The government has given a green light to private companies, hotels and other institutions to access vaccines upon a requisite payment fees to the Ministry of Health and Child Care. This means instead of procuring vaccines through the health ministry, the private institutions can now access
Zimbabweans have reacted differently to Government's announcement that churches will be open to congregants who are fully vaccinated against COVID-19. Outspoken Norton lawmaker Temba Mliswa posting on Twitter said the approach opens an opportunity for discrimination and corruption. “The challenge with this approach is it opens the
Authorities at Great Zimbabwe University (GZU) have hauled five students to appear before a disciplinary committee answering to charges of misconduct after they allegedly organised an unsanctioned gathering at the campus. The five namely Pension Maputeya, Calvin Muvheyi, Maurice Magodi, Blessing Bvunzawabaya and Rutendo Chirume will
The top 50 list of successful candidates who took part in the Eight2Five Innovation Hub powered by Old Mutual in partnership with the British Council has been announced. The list has prominent names like comedian Prosper Ngomashi also known as Comic Pastor and Trish Hakata. Businesses and
Government of Zimbabwe is set to raise ZWL$ 1,550 billion through the issuance of Treasury Bills (TBs) in order to finance unspecified public programs, it has emerged. TBs are financial instruments issued by the government into the market to raise funds for public spending and are
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