About 2 years ago, I read the story of Jimmy I have decided to leave Zimbabwe who decided to leave Zimbabwe for greener pastures. When I read that story I thought it bore a very strong resemblance to my story. My name is Takura, and like Jimmy, I
The native is so angry that the government is about to amend the constitution just three years after the effective date of the country’s home-made book of commandments. By Farai Gwenhure Folks are not only annoyed by the mere fact of a mooted amendment but by the
President Robert Mugabe has called on youths to desist risk behaviors including premarital sex which he said puts them at risk of the deadly HIV/Aids. Addressing Zanu PF supporters who gathered at the Matopos Research Centre for the 2017 edition of the 21st February Movement celebrations
The local milling industry is owed more than $5 million by farmers who are under the government initiated contract farming most of whom, are either selling farming implements on the parallel market, or defaulting on paying their debts, Parliament has heard. Government in 2011 directed all
A United Kingdom-based Zimbabwean tech entrepreneur and his Guinean business partner are the brains behind Africa’s latest and fast-growing mobile airtime start-up. By Chofamba Sithole Born a few miles from Masvingo, 33 year-old Takwana Tyaranini and partner Ibrahima Soumano co-founded Senditoo in March 2016. The innovative service
“The problem is not the problem. The problem is your attitude to the problem” –Captain Jack Sparrow By Vince Musewe Imagine a Zimbabwe where 90% of the population can afford and have access cheaper internet whether urban or rural based? The positive economic and social impact of
[adrotate banner="8"] Minister of Tourism and Hospitality Industry, Dr Walter Mzembi formally presented his bid for the post of Secretary General of the United Nations World Tourism Organisation in Madrid, Spain on Thursday. In his address, Dr Mzembi revealed that according to the American luxury and lifestyle
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MATABELELAND NORTH- BUBI villagers expressed concern over the prevalence of humanitarian challenges among them health, education and domestic violence. By Tafadzwa Tseisi The outcry comes at a time when economic analysts are urging the ordinary Zimbabwean to brace up for tough times amid a national budget pegged
Cubans exiled in USA are celebrating whilst other world inhabitants are expressing extreme remorse at the icon's departure. It’s more confusing especially if you have mixed information from CNN News & Aljazeera or maybe read the Sunday Mail just after reading the Daily News. Fidel
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