In a remote corner of Zimbabwe, a small clinic flickers with electric light for the first time. For the BaTonga people of rural Kariba, displaced decades ago to make way for the massive Kariba Dam hydroelectric project, it’s a symbolic step toward justice. But for
Controversial businessman Wicknell Chivayo has denied allegations of corruption, money laundering and criminal conduct following the emergence of leaked financial intelligence reports from Zimbabwe and South Africa. The reports, detailed in leaked documents last month, indicate that the Ministry of Finance and Economic Development paid
By Kundai Chifamba & Prechard Mhako The first Industrial Revolution gifted the world mechanisation through the steam engine, and the second gave us mass production through electricity. The third and fourth revolutions have been built on the foundations of the first two, particularly electricity. Automation and
Zimbabwe African People’s Union (ZAPU) President Michael Sibangilizwe Nkomo has made an appeal for unity among opposition parties ahead of the Insiza North by-election, urging voters to rally behind the party’s candidate Thabani Mlotshwa. The by-election is slated for 14 June and was triggered by the
By Takudzwa Tondoya The Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) has raised alarm over individuals posing as its officials on the country’s major highways reportedly extorting motorists under the guise of enforcing an anti-smuggling operation. In a statement, ZACC Commissioner Kindness Paradza said the Commission is not conducting any
By Elishamai A ZiumbwaThe inaugural Garrett Morgan Soccer Festival is set to take place tomorrow at Glamis Arena grounds in Harare.The event is a mixed seven-sided gender football festival with each team minimum of two men and two women at all times so as to
NMB Holdings has posted a strong start to 2025, recording a profit after tax of ZWG 56 million for the quarter ended March 31, despite operating in a tightly controlled monetary environment. In a trading update, NMB Group Company secretary Violet Mutandwa said the period was
The government has reassured the nation on the current state of HIV treatment and response in the country, following social media allegations claiming shortages of antiretroviral drugs (ARVs) and disturbing reports of extortion by healthcare workers, particularly in Chiredzi. In a press conference earlier today, Dr.
By Shalom Shawurwa The City of Harare has announced a debt recovery operation targeting residents, businesses, and institutions occupying council-owned properties who have failed to meet their financial obligations. In a statement, acting Harare Town Clerk, Phakame Mabhena Moyo said the recovery process will begin on Monday,
Former Cabinet Minister Professor Jonathan Moyo has hit out at veteran South African journalist Sophie Mokoena over what he described as “divisive and misleading” commentary on the Victoria Falls. Mokoena, who serves as International News Editor for the South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) got the ire
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