Prevail Group of Companies, owned by presidential investment advisor Paul Tungwarara, has launched a formal employment initiative targeting Zimbabwean nationals recently deported from South Africa, offering positions on an upcoming construction project for skilled returnees. The company notice, issued from its Borrowdale headquarters, invites applications exclusively
Minister Zhemu Soda The government says more than 3 600 citizens displaced by anti-immigrant unrest in South Africa have returned home with authorities stepping up efforts to support those still stranded amid ongoing security checks and border processing delays. In a statement, Minister of Information, Publicity and
By Edson Mapani Today, 28 May, marks exactly three years since we were involved in a near-fatal road traffic accident as members of the Zanu PF Manicaland Province Youth League in Murambinda, Buhera District. We were 12 comrades travelling in the official party vehicle of the Provincial
By Tinomudaishe Muzanenhamo A leading local civil society organisation has raised concerns over the conduct of recent public hearings on the proposed Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3 saying the process may have fallen short of constitutional standards. The Zimbabwe Human Rights Association said the consultations held across
Former Zengeza West legislator and opposition leader Job Sikhala has called for the rejection of proposed constitutional amendments reportedly aimed at extending President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s term of office to 2030. Addressing members of the media at a press conference, Sikhala criticised what he described as efforts
By Kudzaishe Chimonera A senior ruling party official has said proposed amendments to Zimbabwe’s constitution can be passed by parliament without a national referendum arguing that the constitution itself clearly outlines when a public vote is required. ZANU PF Secretary for Mines and Energy Paul Mangwana
By Tinomudaishe Muzanenhamo President Emmerson Mnangagwa has said the country is entering a year of significant opportunity for economic growth and social transformation urging members of the ruling ZANU-PF to intensify efforts to drive development in line with the country’s Vision 2030 agenda. Addressing the party’s 390th
Youth minister Tino Machakaire says preparations for Youth Day commemorations in Marondera, set for Saturday, are at an advanced stage, with President Emmerson Mnangagwa expected to commission the country’s largest Youth Service and Vocational Training Centre. Machakaire said readiness for the landmark occasion now stands at
Six war veterans have launched a dramatic legal challenge in the Constitutional Court seeking to block a proposed constitutional amendment they say is designed to extend the President’s time in office. The applicants, Reuben Zulu, Godfrey Gurira, Shoorai Nyamangodo, Joseph Chinyangare, Digmore Knowledge Ndiya and Joseph
Cabinet has approved the controversial Constitutional Amendment Bill of 2026, a sweeping reform package that would reshape the country’s political system, electoral processes and key state institutions. Speaking during a post Cabinet Press briefing, Information Minister Jenfan Muswere said the Bill was designed to “strengthen constitutional
You cannot copy content of this page