By Emmaculate Tatenda Kapuya Harare Polytechnic has launched the Safer Campus Campaign, a comprehensive sexuality education initiative aimed at preventing gender-based violence (GBV) and promoting student well-being. The campaign, launched on Friday by Acting Principal Deborah Tebogo Ruziwa, is part of a larger regional effort supported by
The Ministry of Health and Child Care has issued a strongly worded statement in response to comments made by Youth Empowerment Minister Tino Machakaire, who criticised Zimbabwe’s deteriorating public health system yesterday, calling it a “national shame” and demanding urgent action. Machakaire’s remarks, which have been widely
After 900 minutes of riveting football the results are in—debutants MWOS are top of the log after ten games, surprising many by going unbeaten with six wins and four draws amassing 22 points out of a possible 30. This season’s Castle Lager Premier Soccer League has
In a strategic move aimed at broadening access to insurance services across the country, the People’s Own Savings Bank (POSB) has entered into a partnership with Zimnat General Insurance to offer a wide range of bancassurance products. The partnership brings motor vehicle insurance—both third-party and comprehensive
By Judith Nyuke Two men who allegedly lured a Harare socialite under the pretense of a business meeting and subsequently took turns raping her have been remanded in custody by a Harare magistrate. Thabo Blessing Dube, 27, Martin Charlie, 25, appeared before magistrate Marewanazvo Gofa charged
Minister of Youth Empowerment Development and Vocational Training, Tino Machakaire has ignited a storm with a scathing critique of the the country's healthcare system expressing concern over the dire conditions and growing public outcry. In a statement addressed to President Emmerson Mnangagwa and posted on his
By Judith Nyuke The High Court has overturned the City of Harare's decision to allocate a piece of land in Kuwadzana Extension to Hebert Chitepo Cooperative citing irrationality, unfairness, and unlawfulness. This follows a court application by BK Housing Cooperative, represented by Muvhami Attorneys, which sought to
The Zimbabwe Nurses Association (ZINA) has decried the government’s treatment of nurses citing poverty-level wages, crumbling health facilities, and alleged human rights violations as signs of deepening crisis in the country’s public health system. In a statement, ZINA president Enock Dongo declared that nurses in the
Nine women have appeared at the Harare Magistrates' Court after they reportedly advertised on social media that they offer massage and sexual services. Natasha Makowe, 18, Annie Mandaza, 27, Ashley Nyamutsaka 21, Nyasha Mungate, 19, Gamuchirai Dzvukutu, 24, Ellen Chiota, 20, Miola Manyange, 19, Euno Chiwara,
The Zimbabwean government has recently suspended local councils' authority to approve land-use changes, a move aimed at curbing the unauthorised conversion of green spaces into residential plots and the proliferation of unregulated schools in suburban areas. This decision responds to escalating concerns over illegal land
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