By Elishamai Ziumbwa Women’s Affairs Minister, Monica Mutsvangwa has raised alarm over the financing crisis gripping the country’s small and medium enterprises (SMEs) warning that without urgent reform, the sector’s growth will remain stunted. Speaking at an SME workshop hosted by the Securities and Exchange Commission of
Self-exiled former Cabinet Minister professor Jonathan Moyo has commended the Government for issuing a statement over the Al Jazeera documentary that exposed alleged gold smuggling and money laundering. However, he expressed concern over the vagueness of the statement. Yesterday the Government through Information Minister, Monica Mutsvangwa issued
Government has maintained that unvaccinated congregants will not be allowed to attend church services despite an interim High Court order against the policy position. Speaking during yesterday’s post Cabinet press briefing, Information Minister, Monica Mutsvangwa said Government had reviewed upwards the number of congregants attending services
The government has announced the procurement of two million vaccines in a major boost to the country's COVID-19 vaccination programme. Addressing the post cabinet briefing yesterday, Minister of Information Publicity and Broadcasting, Monica Mutsvangwa said the arrangements are in place for the country to receive two
Information Minister Monica Mutsvangwa Monday called on the media to unite and sell the brand Zimbabwe to the world in order to unlock economic possibilities. The Zimbabwean media as for long been largely polarized along political lines with the state media leaning tards the government while
Home-schooling has become the new norm since the government announced a national lockdown to curb the spread of the deadly COVID-19 at the end of March and with the country yet to open schools, community initiatives to get pupils learning again are beginning to sprout
The government has once again accused MDC Alliance leader, Nelson Chamisa, of being the reason why the economy is not performing well since his hardline stance of making the country ungovernable after the 2018 elections. Zimbabwe has experienced a torrid time since the highly disputed elections
Exiled former cabinet minister Professor Jonathan Moyo has told President Emmerson Mnangagwa to fire Information Minister, Monica Mutsvangwa over her statement attacking Catholic Bishops for voicing concern against the deteriorating human rights situation in the country. Posting on Twitter, Moyo said Mutsvangwa 'tribal diatribe' against Archbishop
ZanuPF Director of Information, Tafadzwwa Mugwadi, Thursday said President Emmerson Mnangagwa should not allow opposition members to demonstrate in the streets because it is nonsensical and can lead to a spike in COVID-19 cases. Zimbabwe has recorded 4 990 confirmed cases, including 1 927 recoveries and
The country in theory is still under a lockdown but practically, all businesses have opened despite the operation of commuter omnibuses and vendors within the central business district.
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