Comedian Gonyeti ‘abducted and beaten’ in Harare
A Zimbabwean comedian has been found after being abducted and beaten by masked gunmen in the capital Harare, her relatives and colleagues say. Samantha Kureya, known by her stage name
UCT leading African university in all five major rankings
The University of Cape Town(UCT) took the top spot in the continent and jumped back up into the 201-300 band worldwide in the latest Shanghai Ranking’s Academic Ranking of World
New Anglican Bishop of Kigali advocates for use of digital platforms in evangelism to reach the youth
The newly ordained Bishop of the Anglican Diocese of Kigali, Rev. Nathan Amooti Rusengo, has said that he will put emphasis on the use of digital platforms in evangelism as
Church in Africa urged to work hard to end violence against albinos
CAPE TOWN, South Africa — The church in Africa must work to end violence against people with albinism through its schools and other education efforts, said Bishop Sithembele Sipuka of
SA Sports and Communications ministers meet PSL over SABC broadcast rights
Sports Minister, Nathi Mthethwa, and his Communications counterpart, Stella Ndabeni Abrahams, are due to meet with PSL chairperson Irvin Khoza,SABC representatives and Multichoice management in Cape Town this evening to
DA leader reveals letter claiming ANC received money from Bosasa
South African Democratic Alliance (DA) leader Mmusi Maimane has revealed a letter that he claims says the African National Congress (ANC) received R3 million from controversial company Bosasa in 2014
Student boarding houses rent up by 100 percent in Masvingo
By Panashe Nchenamilo Landlords in Masvingo have escalated boarding houses charges by up to 100 percent in a move that borders both on profiteering and a fair attempt to keep
Chitando upgrades education, health standards in Gutu
By Anymore Magawa GUTU- Most legislators disappear after winning elections but Gutu Central Member of Parliament (MP) Winston Chitando has remained in touch with his constituency and has moved to
Concerns over Cyclone Idai recovery efforts bias
By Tafadzwa Muranganwa The ongoing recovery efforts by government, non-governmental organisations (NGOs) and development partners among many other stakeholders have been viewed as biased in some instances. This was heard
Zimbabwe has a plan to end 20-year standoff with creditors
Zimbabwe’s government has said it’s ready to settle with global lenders, sell assets and make the difficult spending decisions needed for financial recovery. But with opposition protests against plunging living