BY Anyway Yotamu and Lovejoy Mutongwiza The Zimbabwe Peace Project (ZPP) praised the government of Zimbabwe for its notable efforts in enhancing the human rights landscape, countering the perception that it is an anti-government organization, and asserting its mission to improve the quality of life
By Professor Talent Rusere Nelson Chamisa deliberately ignored the constitutional proceedings of disputing elections and embraced the election results by not taking any of the constitutional procedures which makes it a criminal offense to incite or promote public disorder, public violence and endangering public safety, adversely
As dawn breaks over the countryside, women rise to face a demanding day of work both inside and outside the home and they are the backbone of a nation in economic turmoil, yet they carry an uneven share of the burden. This has seen women become
Creating an efficient and welcoming restaurant kitchen is no easy task, requiring careful planning and expert design. The kitchen is the heart of any restaurant, and how it operates can be pivotal to the success of your business. Every detail counts, from selecting the right
The Freedom of Rights Under Sovereign (FORUS) party has formally distanced itself from recent comments made by Mr. Thandazani Moyo during his appearance on Gambakwe Media. In a statement released by the party, FORUS clarified that Moyo's views do not represent the party's position, as
The hustle and bustle of contemporary life often leave us drained and in dire need of relaxation. As the sun sets on a hectic day, the quest for serenity becomes paramount. Finding peace amid chaos is an art, and mastery over this can lead to
Two flamboyant businessmen, Moses Mpofu and Mike Chimombe, are to spend a night in prison cells after being remanded in custody following their court appearance on fraud charges. Mpofu, aged 49, is the Managing Director of Blackdeck Water Limited, and his co-accused, Chimombe, 43, were in
MDC President Douglas Mwonzora has weighed in on the talks within ZANU PF to extend President Emmerson Mnangagwa's stay in power. Mwonzora said this at the Litigation Symposium organised by the Election Resource Centre in Harare. The symposium, themed “Elections on Trial: Understanding Electoral Jurisprudence in
The United Arab Emirates has signed a key agreement with the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations (FAO) to address the humanitarian crisis in Sudan and prevent the imminent risk of famine. The agreement was signed on behalf of the UAE by Sultan Al
By Staff Reporter A coalition of civic organizations has issued an urgent call to action for authorities to address and rectify rampant corruption in land allocations within Harare. This plea highlights the detrimental impact these practices have had on the city's environmental sustainability, particularly in sensitive areas
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