By Victor Bhoroma The Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority (ZESA) recently announced that the country will experience increased power cuts with 16-hour load shedding becoming normal again in most parts of the country. Heavy consumers of electricity such as mines and manufacturers are feeling the heat as
By Rachel Kwainona Participation is essential for development and empowerment as described by, among others, Chambers (1983). Access and usage of digital technologies is a means to empower women, give them access to information and life-enhancing opportunities, and foster women’s engagement. The digital transformation offers immense
The African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) and Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority (Zimparks) hosted a Mid Zambezi Valley tour to assess the conservation efforts meant to promote the sector in the country. AWF has developed a ten year conservation strategy for Zimbabwe which will guide their
Mnangagwa said Zimbabwe's efforts are being choked by the sanctions which were imposed by the western countries in the early 2000s.
Opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) secretary for elections Councilor Ian Makone has lashed out at state institutions and various independent commissions over their reluctance to address escalating cases of political violence targeted at opposition activists. Speaking on the continued detention of legislators Job Sikhala, Godfrey
The Election Resource Centre (ERC) has given Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) a seven-day ultimatum to furnish it with an electronic copy of the national voters’ roll, which the elections management body will use during the 2023 general elections. By Charles Dzimwasha ERC was left peeved after ZEC
Multi-award-winning rapper Mudiwa Hood has thrown out the possibility of him settling with a public figure, a development that has been viewed as a message to socialites who were throwing themselves at him. In a post circulating on social media, Mudiwa Hood highlighted that he is
The funding will among other things, deal with severe droughts and floods across the continent.
Local human rights advocacy group, the Zimbabwe Peace Project (ZPP) says the recent political violence in Matabeleland confirms the toxicity of country’s current political environment. In its monthly monitoring report for October, ZPP said intimidation reminiscent of the 2008 political violence pressures citizens into supporting the
A media briefing by opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) was almost brought to a halt after suspected Zanu PF thugs stormed the venue of the briefing and seized banners. The suspects entered the Media Centre where the press conference was about to take place and
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