Two ZANU-PF officials from Hopley have been arrested by the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) on allegations of fraud involving the illegal sale of private land worth an estimated US$1.5 million. According to ZACC, the suspects Phinias Muchichwa (41), the ZANU-PF Chairman for the Godfrey Chidyausiku District
Harare City Council has partnered with the Embassy of the Netherlands in digging trenches to set up a massive water pipe system worth Euros 300 000 for residents of Hopely settlement following a public outcry over the dire situation in the area. Recently, this publication reported
They say water is life but for residents in Hopely, south of Harare it is a different story as they are made to wake up around 4 am braving the early morning darkness in search of the precious commodity from unimagined sources. With wells drying up
Social Welfare ministry has called on the media to be factual and stop disseminating incorrect information amid calls by stakeholders to stop labeling victims of commercial sexual exploitation as child prostitutes. Addressing a National Dialogue on Child prostitution early this week, Provincial Social Welfare Officer, Susan
“I can spend the whole day working under a scotching sun because at the end of the day, I know I can get something to feed my family, this is the only way to feed my family since there are no jobs in Zimbabwe,” said
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