‘Buy Zimbabwe Concept Key For Economic Growth’
The Buy Zimbabwe week is meant to save foreign currency and jobs by prioritizing local products and promoting local markets.
Mliswa Lays Into Jonathan Moyo
Outspoken Norton legislator Temba Mliswa has laid into exiled former Higher and Tertiary Education Minister, Professor Jonathan Moyo saying he should also confess how they conspired against former Vice President Joyce Mujuru. Moyo together with Patrick Zhuwao also a former Cabinet Minister and ruling Zanu PF
Former Harare Building Inspector Denied Bail
Former City of Harare regional building inspector Roy Nyabvure, who is facing allegations of criminal abuse of office, has been denied bail by a Harare Magistrate Taurai Manuwere who said there are compelling reasons that he would abscond trial. Nyabvure was arrested after appearing before the
The Loner Ranger: Sikhala Remains Caged As High Court Grants Bail To 14 CCC Activists
The activists were arrested after violence rocked the Nyatsime area in the wake of murdered CCC activist Moreblessing Ali’s funeral. Job Sikhala and Godfrey Sithole were the high-ranking of the lot.
Nothing Wrong With Mwonzora Getting Govt Perks: MDC-T
The Douglas Mwonzora led Movement for Democratic Change (MDC-T) says there is nothing new in the party’s leader receiving an executive vehicle from the Government. This followed widely circulated social media reports alleging that Mwonzora had received a farm and a Mercedes Benz from government as
Administrators Nabbed In ZIMSEC Exam Paper Leakages
The Zimbabwe School Examinations Council (ZIMSEC) says investigations on the leakage of examination papers at different centres across the country have so far seen the arrest of candidates, examination administrators and members of the public. The ZIMSEC November 2022 examination were marred by reports of some
Commonwealth Delegation Set To Visit Zimbabwe
A Commonwealth delegation is expected in the country to assess the suitability of Zimbabwe to be readmitted into the club of former British colonies. In 2002, the Commonwealth suspended Zimbabwe, citing gross human rights violations, a collapse of rule of law and its shrinking democratic space. In
Suspected Zanu PF Thugs Disrupt CCC Media Briefing
A media briefing by opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) was almost brought to a halt after suspected Zanu PF thugs stormed the venue of the briefing and seized banners. The suspects entered the Media Centre where the press conference was about to take place and
Chamisa Declares Final Push
Chamisa and his party head into next year's elections as President Emmerson Mnangagwa's biggest rival and is seen by many as the best fit to take Zimbabwe out of its mess.
Human Rights Defenders Worry Over Students’ Rights Violation
Local human rights advocacy group, the Zimbabwe Human Rights Monitors Platform (ZHRMP) has bemoaned the increased human rights violations targeted at tertiary students in the country. In a report titled Zimbabwe Students Situation Report (2022), ZHRMP said the unjustified fees increase at various institution of learning
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