A Harare businessman, John Tayler (72) has appeared before the Harare Magistrates court charged with criminal nuisance after he caught red handed peeping through a precast wall and taking pictures of a private residence belonging to Vanessa Evershed. Tayler, who was on a horseback failed to explain
The Public Service Commission has threatened striking teachers that they will be deemed to have resigned if they do not report for duty by Tuesday 22 February 2022. The ultimatum also apply to teachers who are reporting for duty, but are not working. In a statement Wednesday,
Mutare City council has dared disgruntled residents and civic society organisations to report municipal management implicated in corrupt activities with the Dangamvura quarry miner to the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC). In a public response to a flurry of social media allegations of corrupt activities against city
Today marks 1 year since Zimdancehall chanter, Soul Jah Love passed away. Soul Jah Love real name, Soul Musaka passed away last year on the 16th of February. He was 31 years old when he succumbed to complications related to diabetes. The famously troubled entertainer, also known
The Value Creation Challenge (VCC), the nationwide competition powered by Old Mutual Zimbabwe in partnership with the British Council held its 2021 Edition final pitch on 10 February 2022 at the Eight2five Innovation Hub on Jason Moyo Ave. The VCC forms part of Old Mutual Zimbabwe's
Johannesburg, 14 February 2022 – Stanbic Bank’s parent company, Standard Bank Group, has emerged as the most valuable banking brand on the African continent for 2022 in Brand Finance’s annual ranking of the world’s Top 500 Banking Brands, after increasing its brand value by 26%
Meikles Limited revenue during the nine months to December grew 123 percent and 131 percent for the quarter in historical terms on stronger consumer demand for both the retail and hospitality businesses during the festive season period. The hospitality segment performance was aided by the relaxation
With Zimbabwe’s agro-based economy facing an uncertain future due to climate change and a slow transition towards climate resilient agricultural production due to funding problems, the country is turning to its stock markets to promote investments into environmentally sustainable means of production. According to the 2019
Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader Nelson Chamisa Wednesday professed ignorance over prospects of his former ally, Thokozani Khupe’s alleged desire to join the newly formed party. Images of Khupe and her former MDC-T Organising Secretary Abednico Bhebhe and CCC’s Vice President, Professor Welshman Ncube were
Minister of Transport and Infrastructural Development Felix Mhona has been ordered to pay a fine of ZWL 500 000 to a Chitungwiza resident as compensation for injuries sustained after he fell into an uncovered roadside trench at Mbudzi roundabout in Harare where government is spearheading
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