Harare residents are calling on the City Council to address the recent cholera outbreak that has been ravaging the city over the past weeks. Last week, Harare City Health director Dr. Prosper Chonzi confirmed the outbreak saying 21 cases had been recorded and urged residents to
A local non-governmental organisation World Changers Organisation (WOCO) has launched a learning centre to empower women and young people in Marondera. The Shamwari Yepedyo learning center, founded by Kundai Masache, a gender champion and entrepreneur, aims to curb gender-based violence, create awareness, and guarantee food security
The confirmation of a significant discovery at Mukuyu-2 will further unlock the value of Invictus Energy's material portfolio and basin master position in the Cabora Bassa Basin.
The Heal Zimbabwe Trust launched the AS ONE campaign in Gutu on Saturday. The campaign aims to encourage peaceful participation in electoral processes . During the event, traditional leaders made a pledge to encourage peace and tolerance ahead of the 2023 elections. See pictures from
In a surprising turn of events, Cleopas Chidodo, the Civil Aviation Authority of Zimbabwe Head of Security at Robert Mugabe International Airport, has issued a public apology to former First Lady Grace Mugabe and Family over remarks he made in the Al Jazeera Gold Mafia
Zimbabwe is gearing up for the Expo 2025 Osaka, a global event that will showcase the country’s potential for economic growth and development. The expo, which will take place in Osaka, Japan from April 13 to October 13, 2025, is expected to attract around 28 million
Opposition leader Nelson Chamisa has called for greater respect for workers' rights and comprehensive economic reforms to revive the country's struggling economy. Speaking at this year’s Worker’s Day commemoration in Harare yesterday, Chamisa outlined a comprehensive plan for workers' rights, stressing the need for fair wages,
Ousted MDC-T vice president Engineer Elias Mudzuri has continued his fight against current party president Douglas Mwonzora's leadership which he accuses of continuously violating party constitution. Speaking to journalists in Harare, the former Mayor of Harare described the current opposition as a mere shadow of its
Opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) has expressed concern over Zanu PF’s continued exploitation of traditional leaders in rural areas for its own political advantage. The comments came in response to former Vice President and Zanu PF's second secretary, Kembo Mohadi, who recently at the official
The Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) is calling on President Emmerson Mnangagwa to address the nation on the damning revelations from the Al Jazeera documentary on money laundering and gold smuggling. Speaking to journalists in Harare, party deputy national spokesperson Gift Siziba expressed deep concern over
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