By Darlington Gatsi HARARE residents have called for heads to roll at the City Council following revelations that senior officials corruptly approved the construction of a double-storey building in Vainona despite glaring irregularities. The double-storey building,…
By Staff Reporter A group of former white farmers who were displaced during the 2000s land reform programme has rejected the government’s dollar-bonds compensation deal, citing that it is reliant on “very uncertain and very high-risk”…
By Staff Reporter AUTHORITIES have heightened policing at roadblocks by deploying newly-acquired breathalysers to sniff drunk drivers while new technology will be used to account for traffic offenders. The latest developments will curb drunk-driving and recklessness,…
By Mary Taruvinga A total of 18 people were killed in human-wildlife conflict during the first quarter of this year, the Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority (ZimParks) has revealed. The authority also recorded 32 injuries…
By Mary Taruvinga A total of 18 people were killed in human-wildlife conflict during the first quarter of this year, the Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority (ZimParks) has revealed. The authority also recorded 32 injuries…
TimesLive Mavis Soko, who graduated as a doctor of sociology from the University of the Free State this month, hopes her research on the lack of sexual autonomy for Zimbabwean women can be a foundation for…
By Staff Reporter ZIMBABWE’S ruling party, Zanu PF has won the Glen View South by-election, marking a major political turning point, grabbing a parliamentary seat traditionally held by the opposition. Zanu PF candidate Tsitsi Tranquility Tawomhera…
By Darlington Gatsi DESPITE the government dangling trinkets, independent candidate Tungamirai Madzokere is upbeat about maintaining the opposition’s stranglehold in Glen View South ahead of today’s by-election. Glen View South constituency will vote this Saturday to…
By Costa Nkomo UNCERTAINTY hangs over traders at the new Mbare Musika Market Hub, as responsible government officials remain evasive on the fees users will be expected to pay for stalls at the newly constructed facility.…
By Staff Reporter PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa has appointed Evelyn Ndlovu as the new Minister of Environment, Climate Wildlife. She replaces Sithembiso Nyoni, who was summarily relieved of her duties recently. Before her latest appointment, Ndlovu was…