By Elishamai A. Ziumbwa Six members of the Zimbabwe National Students Union (ZINASU) have been arrested for staging a demonstration at the University of Zimbabwe (UZ). The students were protesting demanding lecturers to be well paid and return for work. The lecturers have been on strike since
The Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Public Accounts says Parliament will now resort to issuing official summons to Finance and Economic Development permanent secretary George Guvamatanga if he fails to appear before the committee next Monday. Guvamatanga has failed to appear before the Committee, prompting strong warnings
Malawi’s national football team was dealt a major blow ahead of their crucial 2024 African Nations Championship (CHAN) qualifier against South Africa as head coach Kalisto Pasuwa was sidelined due to a sudden illness. According to Patrick Kapanga, the team’s delegation leader, Pasuwa was admitted to
A mental health initiative has opened dialogue on the potential of empowering nurses at primary care level to prescribe anti-depressants at primary health care level. The Friendship Bench plus trial and Brushstrokes of Well-being project seeks to empower nurses to prescribe antidepressants a move that could
Former opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader Nelson Chamisa has reignited debate around the country’s struggling healthcare system. Chamisa posted a video filmed at a sleek state-of-the-art Chinese hospital using it as a springboard to imagine a radically improved health sector in Zimbabwe. He declared that
By Elishamai Ziumbwa A high-level delegation led by Sweden’s Ambassador and Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Nicola Clase concluded a week-long assessment mission to Zimbabwe, applauding the country’s strides in advancing gender equality while urging sustained drive in implementing existing reforms. The delegation which reviewed UN
Six people, including two revenue officers from the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) and a clearing agent, appeared in court on Friday facing fraud charges linked to a botched smuggling operation involving cotton T-shirts worth nearly US$79,000. The accused — Jethro Mavangwa (41), director of Jeed Investments
By Judith Nyuke The trial of local businessman Clark Makoni and his wife Beverly, who are accused of fraudulently transferring former Reserve Bank Governor Dr. Gideon Gono's company into their own names, continued on Friday at the Harare Magistrates' Court, with the couple's lawyer questioning an
WestProp Holdings, Zimbabwe’s leading real estate developer, has unveiled a groundbreaking partnership with the international hospitality giant Radisson Hotel Group to introduce the country's first-ever Radisson-branded serviced apartments. Set within the prestigious Millennium Heights development in Harare, this landmark project promises to redefine luxury living and
The government has confirmed a significant surge in malaria cases and deaths, prompting serious concerns in Zimbabwe. Recent statistics reveal a rapidly escalating health crisis, with cases nearly tripling compared to last year. According to a press statement released on May 7, 2025, by the Ministry
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