Wrapping a tattered scarf around her protruding stomach, one can tell she is between five and six months pregnant. She walks timidly towards the council-drilled borehole, bypasses a long queue that probably emerged in the wee hours of the morning. Elder women let her fetch water anyway,
The Zimbabwe Music Awards (ZIMA) has set the 2022 edition for the 19th of February amid high hopes that preparations will not be hampered by the COVID-19 pandemic. The pandemic has prompted cancellation, in some instances revision of set dates for various public events since its
Passenger Association of Zimbabwe (PAZ) president Tafadzwa Goliath was in a jovial mood when he spoke to this publication and said that going down of transport fares to them was music in their ears
MUTARE- Financially hamstrung municipality of Mutare is struggling to undertake service delivery due to a serious shortage of service vehicles across all departments, officials at the local authority have revealed. In particular, the health department has a vehicle deficiency above 60 percent as the council currently
Alcohol and beverage maker, Delta Corporation recorded significant volume growth in major segments during the first quarter to June 2021 on account of improvement economic activity in Zimbabwe and South African markets. The Zambian market remained hamstrung by continuing inflation and currency depreciation which affected consumer
Incidents of poaching in Zimbabwe game reserves persisted during Covid-19 induced national lockdowns resulting in the country losing millions of dollars in potential tax revenue, wildlife authorities have said. The absence of tourists and reduced economic activities in communities surrounding the parks have been cited as
The Zimbabwe Confederation of Public Sector Trade Unions (ZCPSTU)’s education sector affiliated unions have embarked on a campaign to sensitize its members on the importance of getting vaccinated as part of the unions’ efforts to curb the effects of the pandemic. The development comes in the
David Everatt, University of the Witwatersrand South Africans spent most of mid-July glued to their news outlets, from established media outlets to TikTok, from streaming news to old-fashioned printed words, to see just one thing: would Jacob Zuma blink? Would the country finally get some taste
By Victor Bhoroma After passing Statutory Instrument (SI) 127 of 2021 on the 26th of May 2021, the Zimbabwean government made a quick somersault on the new regulations through a press statement issued by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) on the 15th of June 2021.
MUTARE- A public interest litigation has been set in motion by the Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR), to compel the police to disperse thousands of congregates of an apostolic sect gathered in Marange communal lands. ZHLR filed an urgent demand that police disperse people gathered
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