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
The Consumer Council of Zimbabwe (CCZ) has issued a product recall on the 50ml single-use neutralizing shampoo included in Dark and Lovely Moisture Plus kits. In a statement, CCZ director and chief executive Rosemary Mpofu said the decision to recall the product was made following a
The South African Constitutional Court ruled Zimbabwean Exemption Permit (ZEP) holders have a right to fair administrative action. The ruling officially dismissed Home Affairs Minister Aaron Motsoaledi’s attempt to appeal the 2023 High Court judgment that was found in their favour. The challenge was initiated on the
Just In: Former information deputy minister Bright Matonga is reportedly being detained at Saruwe police station in Chegutu. According to sources Matonga was arrested on allegations of theft of farm implements worthy USD 424 888. Story developing…
The crackdown comes in response to increasing public complaints about touting, which has become a pervasive issue in Zimbabwe's transport sector.
the Mines and Minerals Bill, currently before Parliament, proposes the introduction of a “mining cadastre” system.
Mutare - Prominent figure in the transport industry and chairman of Inter Africa Buses, Leonard Mukumba has been arrested and appeared in court yesterday on charges of inciting violence at the Sakubva market. Mukumba, who had been on the run, was finally apprehended and
Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals has resumed operations in its radiotherapy unit after a two-and-a-half-year shutdown, offering a glimmer of hope to cancer patients who have faced prohibitive costs in the private sector. However, the hospital acknowledges that challenges remain due to a limited number of staff
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