By Mlondolozi Ndlovu Zimbabwe joins the rest of the world in celebrating the rights of women in March. Many female colleagues have asked me to write about how the Zimbabwean legal system protects their rights.I shall do so in this opinion. How does the Constitution protect women as
Rhinos – 152-8 in 20 overs (Takudzwanashe Kaitano 51, Ryan Burl 16, Antum Naqvi 15; Sean Williams 3/7, Ainsley Ndlovu 2/31, Charlton Tshuma 1/10) Tuskers – 118 all out in 19.5 overs (Milton Shumba 27, Ben McKinney 22, Ernest Masuku 17; Antum Naqvi 2/21, Ryan Burl
In a bid to address the pressing issues of climate change and its impact on agriculture, young farmers convened at a symposium held in Harare last Friday amid calls for policy on agroecology practices. Held under the theme, “Youth Empowerment for Climate Justice in Zimbabwe: Harnessing
Germany has granted Euro 6.6 million ($7.4 million) to Zimbabwe for a climate adaptation project that aims to improve the livelihoods and ecosystems of rural communities in the southern African nation. The project, launched by CARE International and its partners, is part of a larger initiative
The Deputy Minister of Primary and Secondary Education, Angeline Gata, has heaped praise on the “Be Road Safe” programme initiated by Puma Energy Zimbabwe. The programme, which aims to educate young students on road safety, is set to be incorporated into the national school curriculum
A group of 13 Japanese university students are on a two-week tour of Zimbabwe, where they hope to learn more about the country's history, culture, politics, economics, environment, wildlife, arts and entertainment. The students are members of Millennium Promise Japan (MPJ). This non-profit organization supports development
Zimbabwe continues to lose lives and millions of dollars in an intricate web of corruption and water tendering scam, a three month investigation has revealed. While people have resorted to drilling boreholes in urban areas because of the council’s failure to supply water to households, investigations
Harare businessman Tendai Mashamhanda is in a legal battle to extend his stay at his upscale Highlands residence, as he fights against an eviction notice served on him. Mashamhanda, son of business mogul Alex Mashamhanda, filed an urgent High Court chamber application seeking a six-month
In a move set to bring payment convenience to tens of thousands of tertiary students, parents and guardians alike, EcoCash has partnered with nine local university institutions across the country as the country’s leading mobile financial services platform widens its footprint. The universities include Midlands State
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