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
Two flamboyant businessmen, Moses Mpofu and Mike Chimombe, are to spend a night in prison cells after being remanded in custody following their court appearance on fraud charges. Mpofu, aged 49, is the Managing Director of Blackdeck Water Limited, and his co-accused, Chimombe, 43, were in
By Staff Reporter A coalition of civic organizations has issued an urgent call to action for authorities to address and rectify rampant corruption in land allocations within Harare. This plea highlights the detrimental impact these practices have had on the city's environmental sustainability, particularly in sensitive areas
Just In: Former information deputy minister Bright Matonga is reportedly being detained at Saruwe police station in Chegutu. According to sources Matonga was arrested on allegations of theft of farm implements worthy USD 424 888. Story developing…
the Mines and Minerals Bill, currently before Parliament, proposes the introduction of a “mining cadastre” system.
Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals has resumed operations in its radiotherapy unit after a two-and-a-half-year shutdown, offering a glimmer of hope to cancer patients who have faced prohibitive costs in the private sector. However, the hospital acknowledges that challenges remain due to a limited number of staff
The Medicine Control Authority of Zimbabwe (MCAZ), in collaboration with Johnson and Johnson, is warning healthcare professionals and patients about the potential risks of using pseudoephedrine-containing medicines. According to the safety alert, cases of two serious brain conditions, posterior reversible encephalopathy syndrome (PRES) and reversible cerebral
Self-styled prophet and Johane masowe apostolic sect leader, Ishmael Chokurongerwa and his seven accomplices who are facing allegations of contravening Sections of the Burial and Cremation Act as well as the Children’s Act appeared before Norton Magistrates Court yesterday with all the accused persons mocking
By Tendai Makaripe A group of schoolchildren from Rydaleridge Park, a middle-density suburb about 27 kilometres from Harare’s central business district, gather at a local bus stop popularly known as ‘PamaGas’ chattering and laughing. Their cheerful faces are full of excitement for the day ahead. Moments later,
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