With the rise of internet culture in Africa, we're starting to see a lot of DIY producers and artists popping off. We're starting to see a lot more intercontinental and international collaborations happening and the best part is that the...
With the rise of internet culture in Africa, we're starting to see a lot of DIY producers and artists popping off. We're starting to see a lot more intercontinental and international collaborations happening and the best part is that the...
CHURCHES have added their voice to the call for the lifting of travel and trade sanctions imposed by the West, claiming the embargo was hurting Zimbabweans, mostly the poor who are more vulnerable rather than their intended targets. This recent...
By Tendai Guvamombe The Government of Zimbabwe is committed to implement a programme which seeks to support Implementation of Zimbabwe’s Nationally Determined Contributions with support from the UNDP-Russian Trust Fund to develop the Low Emission Development Strategy (LEDS) in order to...
By Staff Reporter OUTSPOKEN former National Healing Minister, Moses Mzila Ndlovu and his two sons were on Monday arrested and detained by police at Figtree on claims of robbery which allegedly occured last Thursday. This was revealed by 1893 MHRRM...
Embattled home affairs minister Malusi Gigaba has resigned. President Cyril Ramaphosa received Gigaba's letter of resignation on Tuesday, a day before the president was meant to take action against him after the public protector found that he had violated the...
By Staff Reporter MDC Deputy President Morgen Komichi (pictured) has made astounding claims former party President Morgan Tsvangirai’s ailment and resultant death may have been the result of a deliberate plot on his life by the state. Speaking in an...
By Staff Reporter THE MDC has accused the Zanu PF led government of attempts to assassinate its leader Nelson Chamisa through a road car accident. This comes after the main opposition claimed Saturday that Chamisa had survived an abduction plot...
By Staff Reporter PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa says those opposed to his government’s 2 percent tax imposition on electronic transfers were free to voice their disappointment but he insisted that the levy was there to stay. He was addressing hundreds of...
By Staff Reporter INFORMATION and Publicity Minister Monica Mutsvangwa (pictured) has revealed plans by government to incentivise women to take up journalism in what could see women become the majority in the male dominated profession. She said this while addressing...
