The Bindura Rural District Council (BRDC) is on the verge of a lawsuit over outstanding salary arrears for its employees in Grades 1-9. The arrears date back to December 2020. According to a letter dated February 1, 2024, from the Zimbabwe Rural District Councils Workers' Union (ZRDCWU)
In a country where local governance critically shapes the contours of daily life from sanitation to public safety, the recent local authority by-elections cast a shadow on the democratic spirit. This vital sign of civic engagement is waning, as evidenced by the alarmingly low voter turnout
The UK Home Office announced a ban on health workers bringing dependants into the country. This decision comes amidst a backdrop of economic turmoil in Zimbabwe, which has seen a significant exodus of its citizens to the UK in search of better opportunities, particularly in
Leading fashion powerhouse Edgars Stores Limited (ESL) donated on Wednesday 6 March 2024, 300 pairs of shoes worth over USD6 000 to Jairos Jiri Association, at the Jairos Jiri vocational training centre in Bulawayo. The initiative aims to aid women, men, and children with anisomelia
Fast rising songstress Shashl is taking the African music scene by storm with the release of her latest single, "Softly," a captivating track that marks a significant turning point in her artistic journey. "Softly" is more than just a song; it's an experience," says Shashl, hinting
People living with HIV and Aids (PLHIV) who take antiretroviral therapy (ART) may gain more weight and have higher blood pressure than those on other regimens, a study has found. The study, conducted at Newlands Clinic in Harare, compared the health outcomes of 9,487 adults who
An encounter with a leather craftsman as a teenager inspired Paula Marowa to enter the leatherwork business. Now in her late 20s, Marowa owns a blooming business with eight employees. By Mike Saburi, bird story agency As shoppers enter Rukanda Pride leather store in Harare's posh Eastlea
The Zimbabwe Council for Higher Education (ZIMCHE) has warned stakeholders in higher education and members of the public about the International Institute of Philanthropy (IIP) saying the institute is not authorised to confer degrees in the country. Recently, the institute awarded several individuals including businessman Dilesh
The Zimbabwe Election Support Network (ZESN) has underscored the urgent need for women's inclusion in democratic processes, echoing global sentiments as International Women's Day is commemorated under the theme "Inspire Inclusion." ZESN's stance comes at a crucial juncture as Zimbabwe grapples with historical challenges that have
Dandemutande Investments Limited and Fiber Connections, a wholly owned subsidiary of Bandwidth Cloud Services Group (BCS) has officially launched the fibre optic project in a landmark event held in Somabhula, south of Gweru. The event which was graced by His Excellency the President of Zimbabwe,
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