Pro-democracy campaigner acquitted over shutdown protest
By Staff Writer GWANDA – A ZIMBABWEAN court on Tuesday 5 February 2019 ended the lengthy detention in prison of prominent pro-democracy campaigner Kukhanyakwenkosi Mnkandla, who was arrested last month
ZMC‘s role under the microscope… as media stakeholders call for co-regulation of the sector
By Tafadzwa Muranganwa. HARARE – THE Zimbabwe Media Commission (ZMC)’s role of promoting access to information , freedom of the media and privacy came under the spotlight with media stakeholders
Zim intensifies crackdown on citizens as court acquits residents over shutdown protests
By Staff Writer CHITUNGWIZA – TWO Chitungwiza residents have been arrested and charged with committing public violence during last month’s anti-government protests held across the country over the hiking of
Ghana president apologises over ‘inappropriate’ disability comments
The Ghanaian president has apologised to people with disabilities over his use of the words “blind” and “deaf” in a political speech on last week. Nana Akufo-Addo was at the
Teachers’ strike to go ahead: Unions
By Tafadzwa Muranganwa HARARE-Teachers associations have said their members will be going ahead with strike on Tuesday despite claims in the state media that the unions were divided over the
LINDIWE MPOFU: Meet the most inspirational woman in the mining industry in Zimbabwe
Over the past years women have always been on the peripheries in both sectors of the economy, even in politics and the social setup. By Rudairo Dickson Mapuranga The Mining
ANC pledges to assist Zimbabwe
The South African government and the ANC are singing from different hymn books when it comes to the current crisis in Zimbabwe, whose citizens have taken to the streets over
Europe is using media to push an agenda on Zimbabwe : Haru Mutasa
TOP Zimbabwean journalist Harugumi Rozabella Mutasa, who is the Al Jazeera correspondent for Africa, has asked Zimbabwean media to pose and ponder why European nations are “pushing a certain narrative”
Great Zimbabwe University sets up state-of-the-art campus radio station
THE Great Zimbabwe University (GZU) has constructed a state of the art radio broadcast studio at the campus in Masvingo, positioning itself as the leading institution in hands-on training following
VP Chiwenga rushed to Cape Town hospital -reports
Zimbabwean Vice President Constantino Chiwenga was rushed to a hospital in Cape Town on Saturday night, with his condition said to be in “terrible shape”. No official comment could be