Zim one year later; Any reason not to miss Uncle Bob?
By Amos Maseko “Mugabe gave us a bonus…his successor must do better than him,” said PTUZ secretary general Raymond Majongwe during last week’s demonstration for a wage review by teachers.
Reprieve for Biti as court vetoes travel prohibition and faults biased prosecutor
By Staff Writer A ZIMBABWEAN court on Thursday 15 November 2018 allowed Tendai Biti,an opposition party legislator to attend a crucial continental meetingin Uganda after vetoing a decision by Acting
How rural economies and SMEs can make a difference ….by embracing ‘open for business’ mantra
By Tafadzwa Muranganwa Rural economies and small and medium enterprises (SMEs) are a vital cog to spur the country’s development but has there been a marked improvement in the ease
I ran for President in Cameroon.Here is what I learnt
By Akere T Muna On 6 November, Paul Biya was inaugurated for the seventh time. The 85-year-old has already been in power for the last 36 years and will now
Zim authorities prohibit Biti from attending crucial continental meeting
By Staff Reporter ACTING Prosecutor-General Kumbirai Hodzi has turned down a request byTendai Biti, an opposition party legislator, seeking the temporaryrelease of his passport to allow him to travel to
Zanu PF and MDC Alliance stuck in election mode,disregard pressing issues
By Tafadzwa Muranganwa Concerns have been raised over the two main political parties which are seemingly unshaken from the election mode at the expense of national issues. Political posturing after
Mara announces first African-made smartphone
African high-tech player Mara announced the production of their newest product, the Maraphone, on Friday. It will be the first made-in-Africa, full-scale smartphone, soon to be manufactured in plants across Africa.
MDC Alliance hails citizen journalism…in Chamisa’s ‘abduction’ claims
By Tafadzwa Muranganwa. The Movement for Democratic Change (MDC)Alliance which is adamant that its youthful leader Advocate Nelson Chamisa is the target of state agents following the Saturday ‘foiled abduction’,
Biti challenges “unsuitable” prosecutor as trial commences.
By Staff Reporter THE trial of opposition political party leader Tendai Biti on chargesof contravening the Electoral Act commenced on Monday 12 November 2018 with the human rights lawyer challenging