Stanbic Bank Zimbabwe has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting the telecommunications industry. The leading financial services institution made this commitment at a breakfast meeting attended by key players in the telecommunications sector in Harare recently. The event, which brought together various telecommunications companies, underscored the bank’s focus
By Edgar Gweshe Having lived without tape water for the past 32 years, residents from Mabvuku are convinced that the dream of turning Harare into a World Class City by 2025 is nothing but a big joke. They remain prone to medieval diseases such as cholera and
The African Capacity Building Foundation (ACBF) has launched the Leadership Excellence in Africa’s Public Sector (LEAPS) Program, an initiative designed to transform public financial management (PFM) across Africa. Speaking at the launch in Harare, ACBF’s Executive Secretary, Mamadou Biteye highlighted the critical need for leadership grounded
Parliament of Zimbabwe in partnership with Zimbabwe Prisons and Correctional Services has launched a massive campaign to address the growing concern of Child abuse, rape and the alarming rise in teenage pregnancies in Mashonaland Central Province. The initiative is set to mobilize key stakeholders, including political
Authorities in Zimbabwe have now classified the notorious substance mutoriro or methamphetamine as a dangerous drug. This has been a legal issue over the past three years, with lawyers arguing that crystal meth is not a scheduled drug under the Act yet the State was applying
The country’s roads have become synonymous with danger, as the occurrence of road traffic accidents continue to rise, leaving a trail of devastation, injury, and bereavement. With almost every month marked by headline-grabbing tragedy, citizens are left wondering as to how many more lives must be
JUST a few months ago, it looked almost certain that factional wars in Zanu PF had buried Justice Mayor Wadyajena. Yet, Mayor’s detractors, especially in his turbulent Midlands Province, forgot one thing: time and time again, throughout his switchback career in business and politics, he has
Transport and Infrastructural Development Minister Felix Mhona, has vowed to enforce stricter road safety measures to protect the nation’s commuters following a tragic accident that claimed six lives at the Kuwadzana 7 turn-off. The crash, which took place in the early hours of yesterday, involved a
Tragedy struck on the country’s highways as two separate crashes left seven people dead and 11 others injured. In the early hours of Thursday, five people lost their lives in a deadly collision involving a commuter minibus and a fuel tanker on the Harare-Bulawayo Road, Kuwadzana
The Government announced a new initiative to install surveillance cameras at all roadblocks and traffic lights across the country in a bid to improve road safety and enforce traffic laws. Responding to a question on Government policy on mushikashika transport operators during a Parliament session yesterday,
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