Invictus to ease Muzarabani, Mbire water woes
Staff Writer
Perennial water woes in the dry Muzarabani and Mbire districts in Mashonaland Central are expected to ease with independent oil and gas exploration...
“Land governance corruption threatening development in Zimbabwe”
Tadiwa Musiyiwa
Corruption in urban and peri-urban land governance has increasingly become a threat to sustainable development, the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission spokesperson John Makamure has...
Conflicted CJ Malaba resurfaces, swears-in Judge President
Donald Chakamanga
Under-fire Chief Justice Luke Malaba has presided over the swearing-n ceremony for in-coming Judge President Justice Mary Zimba-Dube despite a pending court cases...
HCC land scandal sucks in MDC officials and apologists
Staff Writer
The Harare City Council (HCC) land scandal has sucked in top MDC-Alliance officials who were given residential...
Energy company boosts efforts to bridge digital gap
Staff Writer
Zimbabwe’s efforts to bridge the digital gap between the urban and rural communities have received a major boost with a local energy company...
Emirates special fares reconnect Zimbabwe to the world in 2021
Staff Writer
Emirates is launching its much-awaited global sale to inspire and encourage travellers to reconnect with family and friends or explore new destinations in...
Police barred from using cellphones
Farai Mabeza
The Zimbabwe Republic Police in Harare has issued a directive barring police details from possessing cellphones while on duty.
According to an internal memo...
Zim corruption rank still high at 158: Transparency International
Tapiwanashe Mangwiro
HARARE – Zimbabwe is the 158th most corrupt country in the world, an improvement of two places from the 2018 ranking, according to...
Impala Car Rental assists lightning victim
Staff Writer
More than a year ago, Sipiwe Shokore’s turned into a nightmare when a lightning bolt struck her leaving her living a life of...
Social safety nets, community spirit help South African mother through Covid-19...
Around 40 km outside Cape Town, Leebah Bessick wipes sweat from her forehead as she digs a pitchfork into the earth at a neighbourhood...
