7.1.2015 9:09

Farmers owed $50 million

The GMB still owes $50 million to farmers for 2014 grain sales. Without their cheques farmers will have been caught unprepared for the current season. As...
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7.1.2015 9:06

Plenty to celebrate – for some

Christmas 2014 was a bleak event. In a country where +80% are jobless, there is little...
7.1.2015 8:49

Global Fund worker, nurse in HIV test scandal

A locally employed worker of the international humanitarian aid organisation, Global Fund, has been arraigned before...
7.1.2015 8:47

Tokwe Mukosi dam complete

The government says it has finished constructing the giant Tokwe Mukosi dam in Chivi district in...
7.1.2015 8:45

Minister promises schools for Chingwizi victims

The government will this year build a primary and secondary school at Chingwizi camp to cater...
7.1.2015 8:14

Activist slams nightclubs for child abuse

For more than a decade, Patricia Tshabalala has been vigorously fighting for the rights of...
7.1.2015 8:08

Strawberry queen inspires others

Beatrice Sachinda is doing wonders with her 10-hectare strawberry plot in Vumba, in the eastern part...
6.1.2015 17:03

South Africa cracks down on Zimbabweans without papers

Solidarity between South Africa and Zimbabwe seems frayed, if not torn, as deportations are threatened for...
6.1.2015 16:16

Shaping a new future for us all

The future we must desire has to be significantly different from the past. We must create...
6.1.2015 16:14

Why do they pretend to love Mugabe?

President Robert Mugabe has stayed in power for more than three decades partly because he possesses...
6.1.2015 13:54

War vets demand dismissal of hospital staff

Suspected war veterans and Zanu (PF) supporters yesterday teamed up with Border Gezi youths employed at...
6.1.2015 12:27

Zim’s shoddy disaster preparedness exposed

Pictures of marooned villagers in Muzarabani, collapsed houses in Epworth and flooded rivers that halted traffic...
6.1.2015 12:21

“Breakaway MDCs unification on course”

Two splinter groups from the former united Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) have claimed their planned...
5.1.2015 17:31

Terence Ranger, historian of Zimbabwe, dies

Over the weekend, we learned the sad news that Terence Ranger, the well-known historian of Zimbabwe,...

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