China made a generous contribution on Wednesday by donating over 2,000 tonnes of rice and wheat flour to Zimbabwe, further solidifying the growing relationship between the two nations. The Grain Marketing Board's (GMB) Aspindale depot received the donation, and Professor Paul Mavima, the Minister of Public
EcoCash, the country’s leading mobile payment platform, has been commended by customers for creating convenience following the introduction of US Dollar purchases for ZESA tokens on its platform. The ground-breaking feature has changed the way customers purchase electricity from the utility company by simplifying their electricity
ZESN says that young people in Zimbabwe are 67.7% of the total population and that their participation in elections and governance is important to make the country more inclusive and engaged in politics.
Businessman and aspiring Zanu PF candidate for Murehwa West Constituency, Farai Jere launched village interface meetings at Chanetsa village yesterday. As the country gears up for the general election set for August 23, Jere pledged to fulfill what he promised during party's primary elections. In his
WestProp Holdings today unveiled its signature gate house at Pomona city signaling the commencement of the massive US$4 billion ‘city within a city development’. CEO and founder of the Victoria Falls Stock exchange listed real estate company Mr Ken Sharpe was upbeat and sounded bullish when
The Electoral Support Network of Southern Africa (ESN-SA), a regional network of fifteen civil society organizations working on elections in the Southern African Development Community (SADC) region, has expressed its deep concern over the use of social media to spread hate speech against National Election
Troubled businessman, Ewan Macmillan has blamed alcohol for the statements he made in Gold Mafia, a four-part investigation by Al Jazeera. Gold Mafia revealed how some of Southern Africa's biggest gold smuggling gangs plunder their countries to enrich themselves while helping criminals launder hundreds of millions
The chairperson of the National Transitional Justice Working Group (NTJWG), Paul Temba Nyathi has underlined the crucial role of young people in driving social, political, and institutional change. Speaking at the recent Peace Essay Writing Competition and Musical Album Launch held in Harare recently, Nyathi highlighted
The African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights Special Rapporteur on Freedom of Expression and Access to Information, Commissioner Ourveena Geereesha Topsy-Sonoo has written to President Emmerson Mnangagwa, advising him against signing the Criminal Law (Codification and Reform) Amendment Bill into law. Commissioner Topsy-Sonoo warned that
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