
Attend Parliament or risk losing benefits and positions – Justice Minister Ziyambi warns CCC MPs after SONA boycott
By Reason Razao | Senior Reporter MINISTER of Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs Ziyambi Ziyambi has laid into opposition Citizens ...
Zimbabwe

Children at greatest risk of climate change crisis, need to be proactive in mitigation — UN agency
By James Muonwa l Mashonaland West Correspondent THE United Nations Committee on the Rights of Children (UNCRC) has described climate change as a burden weighing mostly on children, who unfortunately have been sidelined in roles to mitigate the negative effects of the worldwide phenomenon. Climate change is the significant variation ...
Courts & Crime

Journalist takes JSC to task over new electronic case management system
By Staff Reporter A senior Zimbabwean journalist employed by Alpha Media Holdings, Desmond Chingarande has written the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) complaining about its newly introduced e-system. The Integrated Electronic Case Management System (IECMS), is meant to allow for digital handling of court cases. However, journalists have been finding it difficult to access courts and documents especially at ...
In Pictures

In Pictures: Sad scenes at Bayhorse Mine disaster as bodies are retrieved
Below are some scenes from Bayhorse Mine in Chegutu, Chakari area which collapsed Friday. As of Saturday afternoon, four bodies had been retrieved and more were still trapped. Pictures by Thandiwe Garusa ...
Business

ZIMRE commends inflation measures, records 54% profit growth
By Alois Vinga DIVERSIFIED financial services group, ZIMRE Holdings Limited has commended authorities for enacting timely measures which have gone a long way to ease inflation pressures in the economy on the back of the group’s realization of a 54% profit growth. Presenting the group’s performance for the half year ...
Diaspora

CHIMBADZO: Zim care worker and loan shark jailed in the UK; paid out £350,000 in illegal loans
Tecla Bandawe handed out 1,000 loans to at least 60 different people By The Birmingham Mail and Own Correspondent UK: A Birmingham carer who paid out £350,000 in illegal loan shark deals - and then charged 20 per cent interest - has been jailed. Greedy Tecla Bandawe, dished out 1,000 ...
Showbiz, Arts & Culture

Another emotional affair at Shoko Festival’s Roast of Kuda Musasiwa; Noble Stylz gets strays as R Peels is urged to search for his father…again
By Leopold Munhende | Chief Correspondent IT was a personal and emotional affair, Hip Hop artist R Peels was countlessly reminded of his father’s decision to abandon them, Sharon ‘Magi’ Chideu’s ‘marriage arrangement’ was publicised and Noble Stylz got numerous stray bullets off his ‘girlfriend’ Black Pearl who sat on ...
Sports

Luton boss Edwards praises Nakamba as Warriors star tops Premier League tackle charts
By Sports Reporter LUTON Town boss Rob Edwards has expressed his delight with the form of Zimbabwe international Marvelous Nakamba after he played a key role as the team secured their maiden Premier League win last weekend. Nakamba was named the Man of the Match as Luton beat Everton 2-1 ...
Trending

Treasury Perm Sec Guvamatanga rubbishes retailers’ complaints over tuckshops influx
By Alois Vinga FINANCE Ministry’s secretary, George Guvamatanga has ignored the impact of tuck shops on formal retailers, instead hinting that most businesses are being run by managers who lack adequate knowledge on how to respond to economic dynamics. He made the remarks at the Zimbabwe Economic Development Conference (ZEDCON) ...
Health & Community

Tsitsi Masiyiwa: wife of Zimbabwe’s richest man committing millions to supporting underprivileged people
By Forbes Africa MEET Tsitsi Masiyiwa; she is the wife of Zimbabwean billionaire Strive Masiyiwa as well as a philanthropist. Before her husband became a billionaire, they were almost penniless and went through a rough patch, struggling to feed themselves and their children. “We were so broke. We couldn’t even afford to ...
Africa & World

Nigeria offers wage rise to state workers as strike looms
Reuters Nigeria on Sunday announced a temporary wage increase for government workers, a three-month income subsidy for 15 million poor households and a pause in a value-added tax on diesel as the government sought to prevent an indefinite strike in two days. After meeting with the government on Sunday, unions will ...

Opinion
