28.5.2014 13:04

War vets threaten govt over indigenisation

The ongoing review of the indigenisation policy has set war veterans and government on a collision course....
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28.5.2014 13:02

Parly to force corruption probe

Parliament will instigate the investigation and prosecution of public office bearers involved in underhand dealings....
28.5.2014 12:57

People wary of ZRP Whatsapp hotline

Citizens have hailed the new Zimbabwe Republic Police Whatsapp hotline +263 782475000 for the public and...
28.5.2014 12:53

Hunger striker petitions Parliament

Harare resident Philosophy Josiah Nyapfumbi has petitioned the Parliamentary Committee on Local Government to probe mismanagement...
28.5.2014 12:42

Kingsdale residents clash with Chombo

Desperate residents throughout the country continue to battle various municipalities, politicians and businessmen for a place...
28.5.2014 11:12

Go back to basics: Holland tells MDC warring factions

MDC-T chairperson of the party's Guardian Council, Sekai Holland says she presented a doctored statement after...
28.5.2014 11:08

Retrenched worker now employs 10

When Cairns Foods halted its operations in 2008, it left many jobless. Lucia Feresi, 42, a...
28.5.2014 8:45

Amazing women need to be recognised

Juliana Maponga Jonathan is the mastermind behind Zimbabwe International Women Awards (ZIWA), a platform that celebrates...
28.5.2014 8:34

Modelling can help ghetto youngsters

Redemptor Zhuwakiyi, 24, won several modelling titles as a child at school and in her community...
28.5.2014 8:21

Rescuing the dictator of Harare

So now it’s re-engagement season. The chorus is being led by the famous Chatham House...
28.5.2014 8:20

Indigenisation: where to now?

Last Sunday, I woke up to a screaming headline in a local weekly publication announcing a...
28.5.2014 8:17

Local innovations tackle sawdust disposal problem

The timber industry is one of the country`s largest foreign currency earners after minerals such as...
28.5.2014 8:09

Microscope donation helps Council for Blind

Minerva Healthcare Consulting Company has donated a $10,000 ophthalmic microscope to the Council for the Blind...
28.5.2014 8:04

Media ban shows something to hide

Analysts say the banning of journalists from Chingwizi holding camp shows that the government has something...

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