By Farai Dauramanzi Vendors in Harare’s CBD have revealed that they are being affected by law enforcement authorities’ corrupt tendencies. This came out of a vendors’ meeting that was held in the capital on Thursday 6 November 2014 to discuss issues affecting vendors. The meeting that was
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By Staff Reporter Vendors operating in the Central Business District of Bulawayo have told of their harrowing experience at the hands of municipal police who harass them for operating without licences. The vendors and the police engage in running battles on a daily basis. Narrating their ordeal at
By Staff Reporter The Bulawayo City Council is struggling to control illegal dumping in the city with some councillors suggesting that the local authority enlists the services of the police and the army to assist in the enforcement of the City's by-laws. The local authority recently re-launched
As I make this post, just after 1545hrs local time, Robert Mugabe Way in Gweru resembles a war-zone. About a dozen Municipal Police officers moving in an open jeep are attempting to arrest, or at least rid hundreds of street vendors off the pavements…a typical Mission
By Staff Reporter The Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Union (ZCTU) says economic and political instability in the country is scaring away investors, a development that has deeply affected the working class. The National Social Security Authority (NSSA) recently revealed that at least 10 companies are closing down
The TEDxHarare Conference is an annual event that brings together leading thinkers and doers to share ideas and innovations that matter in any discipline. The Conference provides a unique open space for constructive dialogue and debate about Zimbabwe. TEDxHarare Salon themed “Shaping New Models” is a
Topic: What can we (ordinary people) do to change the country's fortunes right now?
Ambassador Laing spoke at a press conference alongside Zimbabwe's Minister of Finance Patrick Chinamasa Good afternoon ladies and gentlemen I welcome you to this press conference The UK Trade Delegation arrived in Zimbabwe this afternoon and is being led by Alex Lambeth, Director of British Expertise. British Expertise
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