By Mary Taruvinga Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) interim leader Jameson Timba arrested over the weekend on allegations of holding an unlawful meeting has been formally charged. Timba, who was arrested alongside 78 youths including his son, will be…
By Darlington Gatsi / Tapiwa Svondo AN overpowering stench permeates the air around Matererini flats in the high-density suburb of Mbare in Zimbabwe’s capital city of Harare. A nauseating mix of decaying organic matter and raw…
By James Muonwa ZIMBABWE, which is currently battling a drugs and substance use scourge, should migrate from criminalising to decriminalise possession and use of drugs, a lobby group has said. Decriminalisation is a process through which…
By Alois Vinga PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa has implored the business community to embrace the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) to keep pace with global competitiveness and spur economic growth. The 4IR is a rising trend towards automation…
Xinhua With utmost pride, Marova Moyo admired the lush green butter beans in her garden in Mutoko, a district in Mashonaland East Province of Zimbabwe. For the 62-year-old farmer, nothing is as therapeutic as witnessing the…
By James Muonwa THERE is a wanton violation of operating conditions of liquor outlets resulting in the arrest of 124 owners, who face a US$400 fine in future after Cabinet approved a new penalty fee. On Tuesday,…
By Tapiwa Svondo Gays and Lesbians Association of Zimbabwe (GALZ) has condemned the intimidation and vandalism by a small group of protestors at its Harare office on Sunday. The protestors, who claimed to be representing various…
By AFP MOTHER of four Laiwa Musenza is already reliant on aid from a local NGO to feed her family and Zimbabwe’s drought is only getting deeper. At a farm on the outskirts of the capital…
By Tapiwa Svondo ESIGODINI Agricultural College has buckled under pressure from restive students, who faced gloomy prospects of deferring studies due to non-payment of attachment fees pegged at US$350. Authorities, who last week had threatened to…
By James Muonwa l Mashonaland West Correspondent MINISTER of Primary and Secondary Education (MoPSE), Torerai Moyo says there is a shortage of 3 000 schools in the country and challenged private investors to construct learning centres,…