Zimbabweans living in South Africa have been offered a lifeline amid reports that those returning from their annual holidays in Zimbabwe were being given as little as five days to remain in the neighbouring country. More than 200 000 Zimbabweans in that country are waiting renewal
Yesterday was such a great relief, when the news hit the wires that the girl who was stripped by touts has finally emerge and made a report to the police. You could almost hear the sounds of celebration. The accused will appear in court on
@TVYangu are excited to inform you that 'TV Yangu' has emerged as a finalist for the 'Best Use of Social Media by Start-Up/MSME' Award under the 'Institutional Category' of the 2014 Social Media Africa Awards #SMAA2014. Winners will be announced and honored at the Award Ceremony tagged
By Watmore Makokoba The sun has finally dawned in the fight against child marriages, child and woman abuse as apostolic Churches under the Apostolic Christian Council (ACCZ) have come on board into the human rights chariot by registering commitment towards the cause. During the just ended ACCZ
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By Staff Reporter Bulawayo residents have professed ignorance at the new bond coins which started circulating today. The coins, introduced by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ), are meant to ease the problem of small change. Most consumers were complaining that retailers were giving them sweets or pens
By Staff Reporter People living with disability need to embrace information communication technologies and use them to tell their own stories, an activist has said. Speaking at a belated International Day of People with Disability commemorations in Bulawayo on Saturday, radio broadcaster, motivational speaker, poet and disability/gender
By Farai Dauramanzi Several people in Harare have projected a depressed Christmas holiday for many due to the current economic hardships being experienced in the country. Christmas time is usually time for people to take some time off from work to celebrate with friends and family. However,
The Harare City Council is set to reduce its energy bill by 50 percent at Morton Jaffray Waterworks when it completes the ongoing plant and equipment rehabilitation under the US$144 million China EximBank loan facility, an official has said. Speaking during councillors’ tour of Morton Jaffray
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