Hippo Valley Estates has released its financial statements for the year ending March 2024, highlighting significant strides in workplace safety, environmental responsibility, and business sustainability amidst a challenging economic environment. During the period under review, the company reported three Lost Time Injuries (LTIs), a slight increase
Former Deputy Minister of Higher and Tertiary Education, Simelisizwe Sibanda, has issued a public apology after a recording of him scolding a non-Ndebele teacher went viral, sparking a heated tribal controversy across the nation. In a statement Sibanda acknowledged the inappropriateness of his actions and
Let’s just hope they remember to separate church and state—or at least not turn Parliament into a pulpit.
The Government has issued a stern warning against attempts to instigate chaos and unrest by certain opposition elements and civil society organizations. In a statement, Information Publicity and Broadcasting Service Minister Jenfan Muswere, outlined Government's commitment to maintaining law and order amidst what it describes as
Stanbic Bank’s Rise Above Incubator Programme for Small to Medium Enterprises (SMEs) has come full circle with three start-ups poised to receive business loans of varying amounts after coming up tops during the three-month exercise. The three were part of a group of owners of 15
The Government has promised rigorous procedures for issuing passports to citizens living abroad, Transport and Infrastructural Development Minister Felix Mhona confirmed during a Parliamentary session on Wednesday. Minister Mhona, who was acting Leader of Government Business in Parliament, provided this assurance in response to a query
There was chaos at Harare magistrate court after hundreds of Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC), attending in solidarity with he 78 party members who were arrested at a private meeting in Harare. The police barricaded the courts, barring the lawyers to even address the media outside
BY Anyway Yotamu and Lovejoy Mutongwiza The Zimbabwe Peace Project (ZPP) praised the government of Zimbabwe for its notable efforts in enhancing the human rights landscape, countering the perception that it is an anti-government organization, and asserting its mission to improve the quality of life
By Professor Talent Rusere Nelson Chamisa deliberately ignored the constitutional proceedings of disputing elections and embraced the election results by not taking any of the constitutional procedures which makes it a criminal offense to incite or promote public disorder, public violence and endangering public safety, adversely
As dawn breaks over the countryside, women rise to face a demanding day of work both inside and outside the home and they are the backbone of a nation in economic turmoil, yet they carry an uneven share of the burden. This has seen women become
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