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,
By Staff Reporter Businessman Francesco Marconati walked out of prison on Friday after the State failed to prove its case against him following a community service default enquiry that was held at the Harare Magistrate’s Court. Marconati, who serves as the Director for both Eagle Italian Shoes
Deputy Minister of Primary and Secondary Education Angelline Gata addressed concerns regarding the reimbursement of school fees for parents or guardians of students covered under the Basic Education Assistance Module (BEAM). Addressing Parliament in response to reports that some parents have had to pay fees upfront
In a startling revelation, Harare Mayor Jacob Mafume has disclosed that the City Council is currently unaware of the exact number of households it is billing. Addressing Councillors during a special council meeting in the capital, Cllr Mafume said he has directed the department in charge
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has highlighted the transformative potential of technology and innovation in shaping Africa's future. Addressing the 10th edition of the CEO Africa Annual Roundtable in Victoria Falls held Under the theme “The Future of Africa: Modernise, Reshape and Grow,” the President commended the CEO
The Minister of Transport and Infrastructural Development, Felix Mhona has outlined urgent measures to combat the alarming rate of road traffic accidents in the country. Responding to an inquiry from Midlands proportional representation MP Perseverance Zhou, Mhona highlighted the critical need for action to curb the
Bussinesman Francesco Marconati, who serves as the Director for both Eagle Italian Shoes (Pvt) Limited and Eagle Italian Leather (Pvt) Ltd, denies accusations of violating a court order after clarifying that his delay in completing community service was attributable to his need to attend court
Controversial businessman Wicknell Chivhayo has vehemently denied audio messages currently circulating on social media in which ‘he’ claims to wield influence over state authorities and facilitate payments to individuals. In a detailed statement, the businessman refuted the authenticity of the voice notes which have sent social
4-H Zimbabwe Foundation Executive Director, John Muchenje has emphasized the pivotal role of Zimbabwean youth in fostering sustainable development and peace in the nation. Muchenje, whose organization is dedicated to empowering young people to play a significant role in sustainable development, made the remarks at
The BRIDGE program seeks to create awareness of its curriculum among electoral stakeholders and introduce innovative training methodologies.
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