Vendor threatens Mwenezi council officials with knobkerrie
By Cephas Shava MWENEZI- Two Mwenezi Rural District Council (RDC) Environmental Monitors (EMs) had to run for their dear lives after a vendor whom they had cornered at Rutenga Growth
Ngadziore freed as judge keeps Mamombe,Chimbiri locked up
HIGH Court Judge Justice Tawanda Chitapi on Friday 26 March 2021granted RTGS$5 000 bail to Zimbabwe National Students Union (ZINASU)leader Takudzwa Ngadziore, who had been in remand prison for 28
Zimbabwe hesitates to take Chinese COVID-19 vaccines, despite shortages,
By Jeffrey Moyo & Geoffrey York Melisa Hungoidza keeps changing her mind about the Chinese vaccine. Three times she has visited the COVID-19 vaccination centre at Wilkins Hospital in Zimbabwe’s
Unique World Cosmetology eliminating imports through local manufacturing
By Veeslee Mhepo MASVINGO— A local chemical manufacturing company, Unique World Cosmetology, is aiming to revive the local manufacturing industry and eliminate imports through producing quality local products. The company
Activist pleads with ED to abort physical Parliamentary sessions to cut expenses
By Tafadzwa Muranganwa A political activist who fronts the Zimbabwe Alliance of Activists, Lynnette Mudehwe has urged President Emmerson Mnangagwa to consider e-parliament to serve the country from spending millions
Midlands women politicians set aside differences
By Stephen Chadenga Female politicians from across the political divide in the Midlands province have vowed to put aside their differences and work together to improve the participation of women in
Pro-democracy campaigners arrested for spraying grafitti on walls over poor service delivery
ZIMBABWE Republic Police (ZRP) members on Wednesday 24 March 2021arrested two pro-democracy campaigners and charged them with causingmalicious damage to property and criminal nuisance after theyallegedly spray-painted walls on some
SABC retrenches radio station,marketing managers
Johannesburg – The SABC has axed almost all its radio station and marketing managers in what appears to be the biggest jobs bloodbath recorded in the history of the public
Against all odds women vendors struggle under COVID-19 pandemic
By Nhau Mangirazi KAROI- COVID 19 pandemic has brought untold suffering to many, with women vendors paying the price to keep food on the table for their families. In Karoi
Nigerian-American Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala makes history at WTO
Having survived the murky waters of politics in Nigeria, where her mother was kidnapped to send her a message, and rising to number two at the World Bank, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala