Zimbabwe’s foreign minister dies from Covid-19.
By Jeffrey Moyo and Lynsey Chutel HARARE, Zimbabwe — Zimbabwe’s minister of foreign affairs and international trade, Sibusiso Busi Moyo, has died, the office of the president said on Wednesday.
Hurungwe gears up COVID- 19 awareness campaigns
By Nhau Mangirazi The upsurge of COVID 19 local infections is worrisome to everyone as right to health remains at stake after festive season. What compounds the global pandemic is
Gweru property developer assists flood hit residents
By Stephen ChadengaGweru property developer River Valley Properties has joined hands with the city of Gweru and the Civil Protection Unit to assist families affected by flash floods that hit
Veteran social worker, top academic Violet Matimba dies in UK
By Crisford Chogugudza VETERAN social worker and educationist, Mrs Violet Matimba passed away on 30th November 2020 in the United Kingdom. She was 76 and is survived by 4 children
Mayor takes charge of fired Masvingo councillors’ wards
By Wayne Ncube City of Masvingo Mayor Collen Maboke has said that he will be in charge of four wards which were left vacant after the councillors were fired by
ZINEF calls for a stop to arbitrary arrests of journalists,urges SADC,AU to speak up
By Dumisani Muleya ON 8 January 2021, Zimbabwean police arrested award-winning journalist Hopewell Chin’ono at his home in Harare for allegedly publishing a falsehood or communicating false information which is
3 Zimbabweans amongst Google News Initiative fellows
The School of Arts and Media at the University of Central Lancashire (UCLan) is pleased to announce the 14 participants in the new the Journalism Innovation and Leadership Programme supported
Govt should use lockdown period to revamp health sector: CODE
By Stephen Chadenga Coalition of Democrats (CODE) leader Trust Chikohora has saidgovernment should use the 30-day Covid-19 lockdown period to restoreits ailing health system if any meaningful gain is to
Human Rights lawyers mourn Bekezela Maduma
ZIMBABWE Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR) has learnt with deep sadnessof the passing on of Bekezela Maduma, the Secretary General of GwandaResidents Association on 31 December 2020. Maduma’s death is
High Court halts teacher’s 18-day detention over poor salary protest
MASVINGO High Court Judge Justice Neville Wamambo on Tuesday 5 January 2021 ended the 18-day detention of Amalgamated Rural Teachers Union ofZimbabwe (ARTUZ) leader and Masvingo teacher Shilla Chisirimunhu, who
