The Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition (CiZC) has raised alarm over what it described as 'grave human rights violations' in mining communities across the country. The concerns were raised during a virtual meeting held on Wednesday. The dialogue, titled “Exploring Strategies to Defend Fundamental Rights in Mining Communities:
Some girls wore proper football boots. Others played in sneakers. A few ran barefoot across the dusty pitch of Madziwa Teachers’ College in Shamva. But on that day, it didn’t matter what they were wearing. What mattered was the message they were sending: child marriages
By Elishamai A Ziumbwa The Zimbabwe Gender Commission (ZGC) has launched a national inquiry into sexual harassment in higher and tertiary institutions warning that systemic failures are enabling abuse to thrive. Speaking at the launch in Harare, ZGC chairperson Commissioner Margret Mukahanana Sangarwe said the probe would
By Judith Nyuke The trial over a $29 million land dispute in Spitzkop continued Thursday at the Harare Magistrates' Court, where a lawyer who once handled the case testified that one of the two brothers-in-law who is the accused person in the matter reportedly took the
Respected Johannesburg insolvency lawyer Bouwer van Niekerk (43) was shot dead on Friday morning in the boardroom of Smit Sew Attorneys in Saxonwold, in what police say was a targeted hit. Two men posing as potential clients booked an appointment at his Avonwold Road office. Once
By Anyway Yotamu Minister of Local Government and Public Works, Daniel Garwe has called on legislators to join forces with his ministry in efforts to dismantle land barons across the country warning that their activities are harming citizens and defacing urban areas. Speaking at an engagement meeting
Top financial and business leaders have called for deeper digital innovation, wider financial inclusion and renewed public confidence in the economy at the Old Mutual 2025 Better Future Summit held in Harare under the theme “Shifting Forward: Digital Innovation, Inclusion, Confidence.” The summit, now in its
A Chinese man living in Harare has been sentenced to 18 years in prison after being convicted of illegally dealing in rhino horns and ivory. Harare Magistrates’ Court found 57-year-old Cong Yanzhong guilty on two counts of unlawful wildlife trade following his arrest in July. Detectives received
The 13th National Seed Fair is set to open at the Harare Botanical Gardens on 19 September, bringing together farmers, families and food lovers for a two-day celebration of agriculture, culture and tradition. Running under the theme “Nurturing Our Future, Reviving Our Heritage,” the fair will
The Confederation of Zimbabwe Retailers (CZR) has welcomed recent government reforms aimed at reducing the cost of doing business describing them as a decisive step towards building a more competitive economy. CZR President Denford Mutashu said the measures showed that authorities were committed to creating a
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