Zanu PF Acting Commissar Patrick Chinamasa has claimed that MDC Alliance leader, Nelson Chamisa was forcing himself on the Masvingo people who were not interested in listening to his party's views. Speaking at a press conference in Harare early this week, Chinamasa blamed Chamisa, who is
The Rainbow Amateur Netball League (RANL) has pledged to keep fighting for its registration with the process said to be taking longer than expected due to conflicts with the Zimbabwe Netball Association (ZINA). Moses Gukurume, secretary-general of the League, claims that they have written to ZINA
Centre for Natural Resource Governance (CNRG) Director, Farai Maguwu has accused Zimbabwean government officials of abusing their authority to facilitate organised crime in country. This comes after a Chinese mining company, Heijin, has been pushing to evict hundreds of villagers in Murehwa, Mashonaland East province,
The Broadcasting Authority of Zimbabwe (BAZ) has granted licenses to Vemuganga Community Radio and Ndau Radio station both of which will operate in the Chipinge District. These are among the eight radio stations licensed by BAZ recently. Platform For Youth and Community Development (PYCD) director Claris Madhuku
The opposition MDC Alliance has accused President Emmerson Mnangagwa abetting "New colonialism" following reports that Chinese miners are evicting entire villages in Mutoko and Uzumba in search of black granite. This new colonialism, according to MDC-A Deputy Organising Secretary Happymore Chidziva, violates what Zimbabwean liberators fought
Delta has handed over a ZW$600,000 worth project to Chiedza Child Care Centre aimed at reviving various income-generating projects run by 150 women in the Harare South District. Following the negative effects of COVID-19-induced lock-downs and other government-imposed restrictions to control the pandemic, many women
Hopewell farm residents gather to vent their frustration over alleged rampant corruption by a local headman and land invasions that have plagued the area. Irked by the illegal sale and redistribution of land by community leaders, residents are calling for the immediate halt to wanton
Meet Zimbabwean musician Tapiwa Samanyanga, who takes us on a musical journey through the Kanindo genre. He describes how he was inspired to pursue a different musical path and how he came to enjoy creating music in this genre. He also mentions that he hopes to instil
Tapiwa Murima, Goromonzi Ward 4 Councilor has clarified the situation surrounding a woman in his area who wanted to sell her pregnancy in order to save her baby and her family. He explained that the woman in question made the decision to sell her pregnancy after
Harare City Council spokesperson Michael Chideme says the authority will follow up on demolished illegal trading sites across the city to ensure that no reconstruction takes place. In June, the Zimbabwe Republic Police, the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure Development and all respective local authorities
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