Zimbabwe’s Culinary Soul on Display: Amai’s Traditional Cookout Competition Celebrates Heritage and Drives Tourism
The aroma of traditional recipes, the vibrant colours of cultural attire, and the infectious energy of a nation celebrating its identity filled the United College of Education in Bulawayo yesterday…
Artists Need Paychecks Too: MIT’s Free Course Brings Business Training to Creatives
By Desire Tshuma Harare — For generations, the artist’s dilemma has been framed as purity of craft versus the need to pay rent. Today, from Harare to Boston, that bargain…
Rural Riders in a Bind: Crackdown on Unregistered Bikes Sparks Concern
The recent police crackdown on unregistered motorcycles has highlighted the plishness of rural riders, many of whom use bikes for essential transport and livelihoods. In areas like Chiweshe, riders are…
Harare residents up in arms with council over pre – paid water metres installation
Staff Writer HARARE residents are up in arms with the municipal fathers following the surprise installation of pre – paid water meters at their residents without their full knowledge with…
Chitungwiza roars in prayer against drug and substance abuse
Staff Writer A CHITUNGWIZA based youth-led organisation, Teen Rescue Mission (TRM) and Evangelical Fellowship of Zimbabwe (EFZ) have jointly organised a vigorous anti-drug and substance abuse prayer event aimed at…
CAMFED Joins education ministry in fighting early marriages, GBV and drug abuse in Masvingo
Staff Writer THE Government through the Ministry of Primary and Secondary education and the Campaign for Female Education (CAMFED Zimbabwe) have backed their fight against violence, drug abuse, and early…
At least 17 killed in Easter road accidents as Cabinet raises alarm
HARARE — At least 17 people died in multiple road traffic accidents during the Easter holidays, prompting government concern over road safety and the circulation of graphic images on social…
Human Rights Commission: Amendment No. 3 Hearings Inclusive but marred By Intimidation
….ZHRC chairperson Commissioner Jessie Majome By Desire Tshuma Harare — The Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission (ZHRC) says public hearings on Constitution Amendment Bill No. 3 drew high, diverse turnouts in…
Zanu PF’s Makomo inspires ghetto youths
Stephen Chadenga Gweru philanthropist and Zanu PF Midlands women’s league provincial member Zezai Makomo has urged ‘ghetto’ youths to shun drugs and concentrate on building the country’s future economic development.…
Mupambi: Bill No. 3 Doesn’t Need a Referendum—And We Already know Why
By Desire Tshuma Harare — Dr Abigale Mupambi isn’t interested in the noise around Constitution Amendment Bill No. 3; she wants focus on the rules. “The good thing is the…