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Dressed in a torn nylon dress, heavily pregnant and carrying  her one year old daughter, who could not walk or sit due to severe burns at her back, Shylet Meza could not fathom the kind of life that she is living in a fowl run under squalid…

WOMEN in the informal business sector are vulnerable to corrupt activities and their businesses are suffering as a result of rampant corruption, the Zimbabwe Informal Traders Council (ZITC) has said. By Farai Mabeza The council’s…

A deathly whiff engulfed the atmosphere. Not a word was uttered. The distressed and dejected looks on the faces of men and women painted a gloomy picture of an already heart-rending situation. By Tendai Makaripe Some shook their…

Their proximity to one of the largest private game reserves on the African continent, the Save Valley Conservancy, has come as a curse in recent years, as the conservancy has failed to contain wild life from escaping the perimeter fence,…

The gukurahundi atrocities that hit Matebeleland and parts of Midlands provinces could have been long forgotten but for the shona-speaking people of Zhombe, they are still haunted as they are being made to payback for all the dreadful…

Zimbabwe’s US$ 18 billion-plus public debt has come under increased spotlight in recent months since the coming into office of Finance and Economic Development Minister Mthuli Ncube whose keen interest on setting the country free, off this…

Slow response and an absent President, who only came back in the country from a state visit in the plush United Arab Emirates yesterday morning has hindered any meaningful progress of aid reaching the starving people in time.

The Zimbabwe-South Africa Bi-National Commission which ended on Tuesday saw the two leaders President Emmerson Mnangagwa and Cyril Ramaphosa yet again pledged greater cooperation in various socio-economic areas. For the generality of…

JAPAN has donated US$500 000 to Zimbabwe to fight the fall armyworm (FAW) and the highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI). By Farai Mabeza  The project which started in March 2018 is benefiting 500 000 small scale farmers. It is…

While miners representatives, the Zimbabwe Miners Federation (ZMF) continue engaging Government on the foreign currency retention scheme threshold with the understanding that it will addresses operational challenges for small scale miners,…