Johannesburg, Tuesday, 3 October 2023 – Hip-hop and dance artists snapped up top honours as the nominees for SAMA29 were announced this morning. The Soweto Theatre in Jabulani, Soweto buzzed with excitement as the industry gathered to toast finalists in this year’s edition of the SAMA nominees
A local journalist has taken the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) to task over its newly introduced Integrated Electronic Case Management System (IECMS), which is meant to allow for digital handling of court cases. In a letter written by his lawyer Dr Innocent Maja of Maja and
In a statement, WALPE emphasized the necessity for lawmakers to transcend political party lines, gender barriers, and tribal divisions.
Former head of the National Social Security Authority (NSSA), Arthur Manase is facing allegations of acquiring six luxury cars for himself over a two-year period using funds from the statutory pension fund. In addition to these allegations, he is charged with violating a cabinet-approved circular
The upcoming CEO Africa Roundtable annual conference will dedicate a session on seeking solutions to boost domestic private financing to Africa’s massive infrastructure needs. This comes after research show that less than 10 percent of infrastructure investments in Africa are from private sources, such as banks
The Government says traditional grains have a positive impact in strengthening the country’s national food security and promoting small-scale farmers' seed sovereignty and resilience, adapting to climate change. Speaking during the 11th edition of the Zimbabwe National Seed Fair, held recently under the theme "Celebrating the
True to tradition WestProp Holdings shone like a star at the Friday Marketers Association of Zimbabwe awards ceremony scooping three prestigious awards that firmly cemented the company's dominance in the real estate sector. The bring Dubai style developments company to Zimbabwe is not new to winning
Young people face many challenges that hinder their involvement in local governance, such as unemployment, poverty, lack of education, limited civic space, partisan politics, corruption and violence.
The 13th edition of Shoko Festival which ended this weekend was able to meet its “Take back” theme for the young artistes who never disappointed by exuding their immense talent using different mediums of art. From The Hub Unconference which kick-started the festival on Thursday to
Recurrent droughts, stemming from insufficient rainfall, pose a severe threat to livestock and are exacerbating the risk of hunger and starvation in Chipinge communities. This alarming situation is unfolding against the backdrop of a deteriorating economic climate in the country. In rural areas, where livelihoods are closely
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