Chitungwiza demolitions: bruising battle looms
Lawyers for Human Rights have warned government of a protracted and bruising legal battle if it continues with plans to demolish ‘illegal’ houses in Chitungwiza and...
17.12.2013
14:18
17.12.2013
14:17
Zim Asset fatally flawed: Kanyenze
Zimbabwe is going backwards, and government must implement serious economic reform, says a respected economist....
17.12.2013
14:13
Where’s our hope? Young people ask for answers
Most unemployed young people in Zimbabwe have given up hope of getting a job in 2014....
17.12.2013
13:58
Rural communities need change as well as rain
Forecasts of heavy rain are a welcome development for the Zvimba communities after 2012 failed to...
17.12.2013
13:54
New year wishlist for people with disabilities
Living with disabilities in Zimbabwe means a daily battle for access to basic services. FARAI MBEZA...
17.12.2013
13:52
Small-scale miners to lobby for growth
Small-scale miners in Zimbabwe have said they will talk to government about encouraging growth and development...
17.12.2013
13:49
Manufacturing sector faces gloomy 2014
Zimbabwe’s manufacturing sector faces a gloomy 2014 because there is little prospect of changes in the...
17.12.2013
13:18
Bleak new year awaits “illegal” home owners
Mary Takavada from Chitungwiza, a commuter town for Harare, has every reason to be worried about...
17.12.2013
13:15
Corruption cripples economic turnaround
Widespread corruption in the civil and public sectors will make it difficult to turn around the...
17.12.2013
13:12
Corruption in Society
The Chitungwiza land audit has finally been made public. The report reveals that over 23,000 investors...
