When Going To Work Is A Death Trap: Mercy, The Wheelchair Commuter Africa Forgot
By Bigboy Madzivanzira I found a video on the CAN Africa Network Country Representatives Group that has not left my heart. Her name is Mercy. She is not a patient.…
Gweru workers reminisce on ZCTU VP Chikosi’s confrontation with corruption
Stephen Chadenga As residents in the Midlands capital go about their daily chores, be it at bus ranks, council workshops, at few industries still open and shops in the city,…
ZANU-PF Eyes US$6M From Business For Mnangagwa Legacy Dinner
By Desire Tshuma HARARE — ZANU-PF is targeting US$6 million from the business community for a legacy dinner to be held ahead of the party’s upcoming conference in Chinhoyi. Party…
The $367m Health Deal Collapse: Why Sovereignty Must Not Punish Patients
By Bigboy Madzivanzira Zimbabwe is once again caught between principle and pain. The United States Embassy has announced it will wind down health assistance after Harare walked away from a…
US$313m Sandawana plant: 104 homes, road and community projects take shape
Own Correspondent FAMILIES affected by the development of the US$313 million Sandawana lithium processing plant are beginning to relocate as construction of 104 new homes under the project’s relocation programme…
Gweru mayor urges residents to take charge of city cleanliness
Stephen Chadenga Gweru City mayor Martin Chivhoko has appealed to residents to restore the city’s clean pride status saying a dirty environmental not only breeds diseases but discouraged investment. Speaking…
Zim’s MW Infrastructure Partners With Uganda’s ECIL to Drive Africa’s Green Economy
By Tongai Mwenje HARARE, Zimbabwe — MW Infrastructure Development, a Zimbabwe-based company, on Monday signed a landmark Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Ugandan green-climate firm Environment Concern Initiatives Limited (ECIL),…
Radio Zim’s Ex-soldier Cum Broadcaster Now A Prophet, takes pulpit across Africa
By Gideon Madzikatidze HARARE – From soldier to celebrated broadcaster and now prophet, Leonard Katsangu ‘Macamarada’s’ divine journey has taken him beyond Zimbabwe’s borders, cementing his status as one of…
Magistrates’ Courts in Midlands, Mash West Go Paperless Under IE CMS
Staff Writer The Judicial Service Commission (JSC) has announced that magistrates’ courts in the Midlands and Mashonaland West provinces will go paperless under Phase 4.4 of the Integrated Electronic Case…
KAZA Launches Regenerative Tourism Initiative
Staff Writer The Kavango Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area (KAZA TFCA), with support from the European Union and German Government, has launched a new initiative aimed at making tourism more inclusive…