Leaders of the 31 July Movement have have vowed to stand by arrested journalist Hopewell Chin’ono who is set to appear in court today to answer contempt of court charges. Chin'ono was picked by the police on Tuesday after he made a Twitter post that the
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Trade is sweating over salary arrears of the country's diplomats serving at Foreign Missions and has appealed to parliament to help settle the bill that dates back to periods before 2019. This was revealed by Foreign affairs permanent secretary
MDC-T secretary general, Douglas Mwonzora has urged a rival faction led by Advocate Nelson Chamisa to stop taking advantage and exploiting unemployed youths from high density suburbs to engage in acts of violence. According to Mwonzora, youths aligned to Chamisa attempted to break into Morgan Richard
Harare residents have expressed concern over Harare City's decision to challenge a High Court order granted early this month to open all the local authority's clinics that were shutdown due to lack of resources. Justice Edith Mushore granted a high Court Order compelling Harare City to
The United Kingdom says it is considering a new regime of sanctions against President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government over failure to address human rights violations and corruption in the country. Responding to a question by British MP Lord Peter Hain on what action the UK government is
A local transport advocacy group, the National Transport and Drivers Association (NTDA) has embarked on a nationwide campaign to raise awareness within the public transport sector of driver-responsibility to save lives they commute on a daily basis in a bid to end road carnage. The association
Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals has dismissed allegations that Admire Chisi (25) who was arrested last week for masquerading as a medical officer at the institution, attended to an accident victim whom later died. Media reports suggested that the impostor had attended to the now-deceased accident victim
Outspoken independent legislator for Norton, Temba Mliswa has castigated the remaining bureaucrats in state institutions that served under the previous administration led by the late President Robert Mugabe accusing them of failing to execute their duties and adapting to the new dispensation. Addressing journalists in Harare
MDC Alliance spokesperson Fadzayi Mahere has reiterated that the country’s crisis is a result of bad governance, not sanctions as claimed by the government. On Sunday, the country marked the first anniversary of the anti-sanctions solidarity day with the government calling for the unconditional removal of
The Japanese Government has provided high-quality life-saving equipment to the Government and will extend US$3.8 million towards the provision of medical and hospital equipment to support the country’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Speaking during the signing in ceremony in Harare, Finance Minister Professor Mthuli Ncube
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