ANC takes back SA’s biggest city, Johannesburg
…Geoff Makhubo voted in as new mayor South Africa’s governing African National Congress has taken back control of the main city, Johannesburg, after its candidate was elected mayor by a
Lobola: Nigeria bride-price levy suspended after outcry
The authorities in northern Nigeria have suspended a bride-price levy imposed by a village chief following a public outcry. Residents of Kera village in Kano state complained that the 137,000
Zimbabwe church and political leaders blaspheming the name of God are condemning themselves and the nation!
By Tendai Ruben Mbofana If there is anything I find utterly repulsive, disgraceful, and unacceptable in this entire world, are people who bring the name of the Almighty Jehovah God
The problem of political trust in Zimbabwe
By Tony Reeler The events of the past week demonstrate something with absolute clarity: the state and the government (neither are distinct any longer) is unable to trust its citizens.
Zanu PF MPs riled by suspected EMA complicity in Chinese land degradation
By Nhau Mangirazi CHUNDU– Zanu PF Members of Parliament, Kariba Senator have voiced concern over suspected complicity by Environment Management Agency (EMA) officials turning a blind eye and failure to
Gweru polytechnic introduces electrical engineering at schools
By Stephen Chadenga Gweru Polytechnic College principal, Washington Chandiwana has said his institution introduced electrical engineering courses at three secondary schools in the Midlands capital as part of efforts to
US ambassador to Zambia ‘threatened’ over jailing of couple remarks
The US ambassador to Zambia has said he has been threatened over his comments on the sentencing of a gay couple, deepening a diplomatic row. Daniel Foote said he was
Gweru slams Chinese firms for not having CSR programmes
By Stephen Chadenga Gweru urban councillors have taken a swipe at Chinese firms operating in the city for failing to effect corporate social responsibility (CSR) programmes despite being offered land
Huawei rolls out ICT competition for Zim’s university students
By Tafadzwa Muranganwa China’s leading provider of information and communication (ICT) solutions,Huawei,has launched an ICT competition which will see a total 200 students from universities across Zimbabwe participating in the
‘Final’ push for licensing of community radio stations gathers momentum
…as the 2019 community radio conference roars to life on Tuesday By Tafadzwa Muranganwa The Zimbabwe Association of Community Radio Stations (ZACRAS), a local media lobby group is mounting pressure