Ex-Chelsea striker Didier Drogba rejected for Ivory Coast Federation polls
Along with three others, Drogba submitted papers to stand in the polls earlier this month. The FIF’s Electoral Commission ruled that the former Chelsea striker did not fulfil its long
Journalist acquitted on charges of violating Covid-19 regulations
NewsDay journalist Rex Mphisa and Zimpapers sales representative Charles Marerwa were on 27 August 2020 acquitted by Magistrate Ania Chimweta on charges of violating the COVID-19 regulations. The magistrate ruled
Is the future of radio jobs getting bleak?
Exit of popular 702 radio hosts based on audience survey – Primedia In a statement, the Primedia Group confirmed in July that employees were notified of its intention to proceed
Chamisa decries alleged human rights violations in Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe’s opposition party, the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC), has described what it says are instances of human rights abuses by the Zanu-PF regime under coronavirus restrictions. Opposition groups say
MTN rolls out new region-specific data bundles
MTN has introduced a new range of ‘town-specific’ data-bundles that aim to give prepaid customers data that will suit their needs and budgets. “At MTN we are committed to offering
‘Join Zanu PF’-Chief orders headmen
By Brighton Chiseva ZAKA – Chief Nyakunhuwa, real name Courage Mashavave, last week urged all headmen in his area to join the ruling Zanu PF party, saying it was the
Porn, STIs ruining the youth in lockdown: ZNFPC
By Progress Chaya The Zimbabwe National Family Planning Council (ZNFPC) has said the Covid-19 induced national lockdown had resulted in increased consumption of pornographic material leading to higher STI infection
Sikhala exposes grim Chikurubi prison conditions
ZENGEZA West constituency legislator Hon. Job Sikhala on Monday 24August 2020 laid bare the grim conditions prevailing at ChikurubiMaximum Security Prison where he alleged that prisoners were dyingafter contracting coronavirus
Visually impaired cricket commentator gives mind-blowing blow-by-blow analysis
By Mehluli SibandaWHEN Dean Du Plessis was born with cancerous growths behind his eyes 43 years ago, doctors told his parents that he had only three months to live. The
November exams a non-starter, declares PTUZ
By Triader Chipunza MASVINGO – The Progressive Teachers’ Union of Zimbabwe (PTUZ) says it opposes government’s decision to allow the sitting of November examinations even though pupils barely attended classes
