4.2.2015 15:24

Mliswa granted bail

Former Zanu (PF) Chairman for Mashonaland West and Hurungwe West, Temba Mliswa, who was arrested on Saturday on charges of theft after eight rifles were found...
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4.2.2015 12:59

EU says Zanu (PF) misinterpreting lifting of travel ban against Mugabe

The European Union (EU) says Zanu (PF’s) interpretation of the recent lifting of the travel ban...
4.2.2015 9:09

Zapu takes aim at Mnangagwa

The Zimbabwe African People’s Union has described Vice President Emmerson Mnangagwa as a desperate politician, seeking...
4.2.2015 9:05

We have been side-lined says former freedom fighter

A few people in Zanu (PF) are enjoying the fruits of the liberation struggle by systematically...
4.2.2015 8:58

Former civil servants live like squatters

Over 200 families residing in appalling community blocks in the city’s oldest suburb of Mtapa, have...
4.2.2015 8:43

Chinese firm disowns villagers

Chinese diamond mining firm Anjin Investments says it no longer has anything to do with the...
4.2.2015 8:38

War vets frustrated by land reform

Despite spearheading the fast track land redistribution exercise, war veterans still face challenges in producing from...
4.2.2015 8:30

Science teacher crisis hits hard

There are 1,500 vacant posts for mathematics, physics, chemistry and biology teachers at primary and secondary...
4.2.2015 8:18

Young farmers strategise

The Federation of Young Farmers Clubs Zimbabwe is building on strategies adopted in 2014 to enhance...
4.2.2015 8:05

Khupe in tribal storm

MDC-T Vice President Thokozani Khupe has been accused of fanning tribalism and division in the party...
4.2.2015 8:02

Police struggle to bust cigarette racket

Widespread smuggling of cigarettes persists despite police insisting that they are investigating the racket and have...
4.2.2015 7:55

Grace sucked into Pentecostal church wars

President Robert Mugabe’s wife Grace has been sucked into Pentecostal church wars amid revelations that she...
4.2.2015 7:45

Amnesty slams abuse of flood victims

President Robert Mugabe used violence, harassment and a deliberate restriction of humanitarian aid to coerce some...
3.2.2015 19:21

Privatisation of hospital services angers residents

Tension is building among residents over the ongoing privatisation of services at the Chitungwiza Referral Hospital....

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