By Staff Reporter MILLERS say the country was remaining with a week’s supply of bread making flour stocks, a development set to worsen current bread shortages. This was revealed by the Grain Millers Association of Zimbabwe (GMAZ) in correspondence sent to the National Bakers Association of Zimbabwe this week....

By Aljazeera President Muhammadu Buhari has warned of grave consequences for those who steal ballot boxes or attempt to disrupt rescheduled Nigeria elections. Buhari spoke during an emergency meeting of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) in the nation’s capital, Abuja, on Monday. “Anybody who decides to snatch ballot...

By Fin24.com ZIMBABWE Stock Exchange listed tech company, Cassava Smartech, an off shoot of Econet Wireless Zimbabwe, has launched a tractor sharing service app modelled along ride hailing service Uber. Cassava, which already has its ride sharing services app, Vaya, plans to make ploughing tractors available to farmers within...

By Sports Reporter ZIMBABWE-BORN British heavyweight Dereck Chisora has called out New Zealander Joseph Parker for “war” ahead of their likely clash in a headline fight in London in April. Chisora is poised to face former WBO heavyweight champion Parker on April 20 at London’s 02 Arena, the venue...

By Mary Taruvinga MDC leader Nelson Chamisa on Monday attacked President Emmerson Mnangagwa for allegedly meddling in the courts adding that the incumbent was more cruel than his predecessor Robert Mugabe. Chamisa was addressing the media outside the Harare magistrates’ court soon after party MP and deputy national chair,...

By Idah Mhetu LATE renowned author Charles Mungoshi was Tuesday laid to rest at Mungoshi homestead, rural Chivhu in a ceremony that was attended by hundreds of mourners including his colleagues within the country’s arts industry. Addressing mourners during the solemn event, former Industry and Commerce Minister Mike Bimha...

By Robert Tapfumaneyi PEOPLE living with HIV want the vacant National Aids Council (NAC) chief executive officer’s job to be occupied by someone openly living with the condition. This follows the recent departure of Tapiwa Magure who has been at the helm of the organisation for nearly two decades....

Metro.co.uk A charity worker who cooks weekly meals for the homeless is at risk of being deported back to Zimbabwe and says he has no idea why. Sheffield-based Khuzani Ndlovu, 46, told Metro.co.uk he fears he will be tortured or killed if he is sent back to the country...