On the evening of 28th July 2024, the tranquil grounds of St. John's College in Harare were transformed by the enchanting melodies of rising Czech opera star Zdeňka Kotková and equally talented accompanying pianist Guncha Hojanepesova. The event, attended by approximately 90 enthusiastic music lovers, was
Enhancing street lighting isn't just about visibility; it’s about making women feel safe and secure
Leader of the opposition United African National Council (UANC) Dr. Gwinyai Muzorewa has called for unity among the country's opposition political parties in order to bring a better Zimbabwe for everyone. Speaking to journalists in Harare yesterday, Muzorewa said political parties should set aside their differences
The initiative, part of the UK Trade Partnerships (UKTP) program, is designed to improve the production and export of high-value horticulture crops to the UK and European Union (EU) markets
Women's rights groups have joined forces to reach out to the minority communities in the country for an inclusion of women from remote areas in leadership roles. Women's Coalition of Zimbabwe (WCOZ) and Women in Politics Support Unit (WIPSU) shared some heartfelt testimonies from women from
In a setback for the global effort to develop an effective HIV vaccine, the results of the PrEPVacc clinical trial have shown that two experimental vaccine regimens failed to reduce new HIV infections among the study population in Eastern and Southern Africa. The PrEPVacc trial, which
A Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) customs official has been charged with criminal abuse of office after allegedly facilitating the illegal movement of 25 trucks loaded with chrome concentrate, the National Prosecuting Authority of Zimbabwe said on Tuesday. Simon Tagura Homera appeared before the Beitbridge Magistrates' Court
Stanbic Bank Zimbabwe has embarked on an exercise to expand its Automated Teller Machines (ATMs) in response to growing client demands. The move by the leading financial services institution has seen the installation of ATMs in several new locations across Zimbabwe particularly in areas where the
Former Cabinet Minister Professor Jonathan Moyo has voiced strong criticism of Sports, Recreation, Arts, and Culture Minister Kirsty Coventry over her silence on reports that Zimbabwe's delegation to the Paris Olympics includes only seven athletes but 67 officials. The allegations, initially brought to light by respected
The National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) has issued a strong rebuttal to recent statements made by Harare Mayor Jacob Mafume regarding illegal structures at the Raylton Sports Club. In a statement released today, the NRZ challenged the mayor’s account and provided detailed counterpoints to the allegations
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