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Dzamara: Missing activist haunts regime
CIVIL society groups, friends and family of missing pro-democracy activist Itai Dzamara last Thursday took time to mark exactly two years since his abduction by suspected state agents close to his...
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Army kit: Govt warns shops; Prayzah
DEFENCE Minister Sydney Sekeramayi has warned local clothing sellers they risk prosecution if they continue trading in military replica attire but said popular musician Jah Prayzah was allowed to...
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Strive scorns Mugabe challenge claim
“He (Masiyiwa) does not follow or even read what is written about him in the local press. “If you study election cycles in Zimbabwe over the last 20 years, you will find the same pattern; fabrications,...
View ArticleEconomy woe spikes domestic violence
CASES of gender-based violence (GBV) are on the rise in the country, likely due to economic hardships, Musasa project executive director Netty Musanhu has revealed.Musanhu said it was unfortunate the...
View ArticleBAZ officials raid Kwekwe radio station
OFFICIALS from the Broadcasting Authority of Zimbabwe (BAZ) and Transmedia last week ransacked Kwekwe Community Radio station’s offices, taking away documents and soft copies of programmes, it has...
View ArticleEU: Zim civil society ‘policy mute’
THE European Union (EU) has said Zimbabwe’s civil society is weak on policy formulation and economic discourse and thus failing to shape the development agenda of the nation.The government has, since...
View ArticleSA to continue Zim power supply
HARARE: Zimbabwe has been guaranteed of continued power supply from South Africa’s power utility, Eskom, despite a power trading deal coming to an end, Energy Minister Samuel Undenge has said.Zimbabwe...
View ArticleNSSA staffer blows 10k pensioners cash
A NATIONAL Social Security Authority (NSSA) accountant has appeared in court after he fraudulently personalised some pensioner’s accounts and spent their money on cars and other goodies.Delight...
View ArticleTich Mataz hid suits from Zimra, court told
THE trial of popular TV and radio presenter, Tichafa Matambanadzo, better known as Tich Mataz, on smuggling charges, commenced Monday with him denying ever dodging duty.Matambanadzo is accused of...
View ArticleCourt to decide Twine Phiri alimony case Wed
THE judgement in the case in which former Premier Soccer League chairman Twine Phiri is accused of failing to settle over $20 000 maintenance arrears for his three children was postponed to Wednesday...
View Article'Rooney' blow for Caps United in Mazembe tie
CAPS United playmaker Ronald Chitiyo who created the crucial away goal in Lubumbashi, has been ruled out of the decisive African Champions League first round second leg qualifier against TP Mazembe on...
View ArticlePasuwa's Malawi job goes up in smoke
FORMER Warriors coach Kalisto Pasuwa’s intended move to Malawi to coach their senior soccer team went up in smoke on Monday after the football federation announced the country’s withdrawal from the...
View ArticleTelOne slips to $35 million FY loss
STATE-OWNED fixed line operator TelOne slipped to a $35 million loss in 2016 after income from its voice service dropped by a quarter, documents have shown.The telco, seen as one of the more stable...
View ArticleCourt frees Tajamuka boss, says state not serious
LEADER of protest group, Tajamuka/Sesijikile, who was on public violence charges was, last week, freed after state witnesses consecutively failed to turn up to testify against him.Promise Mkwananzi was...
View ArticleExtortionist CIO spy falls for $15k trap
A HARARE man appeared in court Monday charged with extorting $15 000 from a businessman whom he told that he was being investigated by the police for ‘spying’.Delish Nguwaya, who is said to be a...
View ArticleTourism bosses tackle ZRP over roadblocks
TOURISM promotion authorities in Zimbabwe have engaged the police over the high number of roadblocks which have been condemned by both local and foreign tourists.Zimbabwe Tourism Authority chief...
View ArticleTeen pregnancy: Zim tops Africa list
ZIMBABWE has the highest teenage fertility rate in sub Saharan Africa, according to a national study.The study revealed that one in every 10 girls, aged between 15 to 19 years falls pregnant every...
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Envoy upset as Charamba berates EU
THE European Union (EU) head of delegation in Zimbabwe, Philippe Van Damme, said he was “upset” by how a recent injection of fresh funds into the NGO sector by Brussels was “interpreted”.Van Damme’s...
View ArticleRivals slate Zanu PF govt’s 'baboon' stunts
PEOPLE’S Democratic Party (PDP) spokesperson Jacob Mafume says Zanu PF must spare the nation its “baboon” stunts which it has often visited upon locals through populist but disastrous pre-election...
View ArticleMujuru: Now my time, Mawarire part of us
FORMER Vice President Joice Mujuru says Zimbabweans “know exactly” how she “relates to issues that affect them” and can now “see” that it is her “time and chance” to lead.The National People’s Party...
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