Farm workers of foreign descent vulnerable to statelessness
By Kenneth Matimaire Senate deputy president, Retired Lieutenant General Mike Nyambuya said farm workers of foreign descent working within the country are vulnerable to the global challenge of statelessness. Senator
2019 Media Stakeholders Indaba: MAZ notches up pressure on free media in Zimbabwe
By Tafadzwa Muranganwa A LOCAL media advocacy group, Media Alliance of Zimbabwe (MAZ) is piling the pressure on the ‘new dispensation’ government led by President Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa to implement
Hurungwe lures investors amid water, food crisis
By Nhau Mangirazi HURUNGWE– Hurungwe district council launched business expo last week amid deepening social services crisis here. Council chief executive officer Luke Karavhina said the communities in the
Court ends persecution of Markham over anti-govt protest
HARARE Magistrate Usheunesu Matova on Tuesday 12 November 2019 set free Harare North constituency legislator Hon. Allan Norman Markham, who was charged with committing public violence during an anti-government demonstration
Parly environment committee irked by treasury late disbursement of funds
By Nhau Mangirazi VIC FALLS- Government must avoid delays in disbursing promised allocations from treasury as this is negatively hampering effective operations and implementation of line ministry programs derailing development
Government trust renewable energy in tobacco farming
By Nhau Mangirazi HURUNGWE- New tobacco industry players must ensure modalities through renewable energy technologies to cure tobacco in curbing effects of climate change that impact on rainfall patterns. Zimbabwe
Zim MP calls for SADC youth mentorship
By Nhau Mangirazi KADOMA- Zimbabwean Member of Parliament representing Hurungwe on proportional representation Hon Goodlucky Kwaramba has called on Southern Africa Development Committee (SADC) member states to mentor young politicians
Wiwa: “You can silence other people but not Job Sikhala”
By Upenyu Chaota MDC national vice chairperson Job Sikhala, who is battling subversion charges and last week had his case moved from the Bikita Magistrates’ Court to Masvingo High Court,
Making educational choices: Boarding or Upper Top?
By John Chitakure I didn’t go to a boarding school, and would not have said no, if the opportunity had availed itself. It didn’t. That’s life. I vividly remember my
Chipinge chief accused of stealing food aid for sale
By Stephen Ephraem CHIPINGE – A Chipinge traditional leader, Chief Mupungu (born Happison Nxumalo) of the Nguni/Ndwandwe people in Chipinge South is making headlines for the wrong reasons. Barely a