By Victor Bhoroma A cloud of uncertainty prevails on Zimbabwe’s foreign exchange market as the country draws closer to the harmonized elections scheduled before August 2023. The disparity between the market exchange rate for foreign currency and the manipulated formal exchange rate tells a story of
By John Cassim Harare – At least 150 rural schools in Zimbabwe are expected to benefit from a US$ 2 Million funding by the United Kingdom through a pilot solarization project that has already kicked off. The solarization project dovetails into the country’s education transformation agenda that
By Tendai Makaripe To some, he is a mindless traitor, a “mentally unstable scum” who has betrayed his roots. The Israeli blogosphere has unleashed a flurry of vitriol on the first person of Jewish origin to be elected to the Revolutionary Council of the Palestinian Fatah
The Zimbabwe Election Support Network (ZESN) has called on the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission to expedite and decentralize the voter registration process so that people in hard-to-reach areas can be catered for.
The International Red Cross and Red Crescent movement has raised concern over the levels of food insecurity in sub-Saharan Africa saying the continuation of the trends will leave more people at risk in the coming months. In a statement, the humanitarian movement said there is need
“I have been watching, listening. . I have had so many people inbox me wanting to have the ”last laugh” with me. Truth be told there is no last laugh in situations like this. I am heartbroken for Felistas. Everyone is in pursuit of happiness and
The Tobacco Industry Marketing Board (TIMB) has de-registered 37 000 growers from producing tobacco this year on strong suspicion of side-marketing last season after they failed to deliver at any tobacco auction and contract selling points. The move has been taken to protect the industry from
The Expo, taking place at the Zimbabwe International Exhibition Centre in Bulawayo from 13 – 15 October 2022, will be the first in-person meeting since Covid-19 was declared a pandemic on 11 March 2020.
Residents associations under the banner of Residents Associations Coalition for Electoral Reforms (RACER) have expressed concern over the capacity of some elected leaders occupying public offices saying they are pursuing self-enrichment at the expense of service delivery. Speaking during a media briefing in Harare, RACER
A recent Afrobarometer survey indicated that young Zimbabweans are less likely to register to vote than their elders ahead of the 2023 harmonised elections. According to the survey large majorities of Zimbabweans say they are registered to vote and intend to cast their ballots in the elections. “But
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