A nation that thanks the president for everything exposes its own dysfunction

A nation that thanks the president for everything exposes its own dysfunction

The weirdness in Zimbabwe keeps getting weirder.

Gwayi-Shangani contracts hit US$554m, exposing Govt funding gap

Gwayi-Shangani contracts hit US$554m, exposing Govt funding gap

The total value of major contracts awarded under the National Matabeleland Zambezi Water Project (NMZWP) has climbed to more than half of a billion US dollars, exposing a significant funding gap between the cost of completing Zimbabwe’s flagship water project and the annual allocations made by the government.

NANGO intensifies support for NGOs navigating new PVO regulations

NANGO intensifies support for NGOs navigating new PVO regulations

The National Association of Non-Governmental Organisations (NANGO) says it is stepping up efforts to help civil society organisations comply with Zimbabwe’s evolving regulatory framework as NGOs transition to registration under the Private Voluntary Organisations (PVO) Amendment Act.

Police ‘totally discourage’ night driving after spike in accidents

Police ‘totally discourage’ night driving after spike in accidents

Warning comes after accident which claimed the lives of 3 Highlanders executives

Nottingham Forest join Red Bull Salzburg in race for rising Zimbabwe star Tadiwa Chakuchichi – source

Nottingham Forest join Red Bull Salzburg in race for rising Zimbabwe star Tadiwa Chakuchichi – source

Nottingham Forest are monitoring Zimbabwe winger Tadiwa Chakuchichi — the youngest player at the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) — a well-placed source told ESPN.

1.10.2013 14:25

Doctors for Human rights pursue health for all

The Zimbabwe Association of Doctors for Human Rights (ZADHR) was formed in November 2002 by a group of doctors and other health professionals against a backdrop...
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1.10.2013 14:24

Cry our beloved Mukuvisi River:Where are our responsible authorities?

The Mukuvisi River is now one of the dirtiest rivers in the country – a likely...
1.10.2013 14:21

High mining royalties turn away investors

High rates of royalties in the mining sector are scaring away investors, making Zimbabwe a less...
1.10.2013 14:18

Low wages, no benefits for exploited workers

The country’s weak economy is forcing companies to resort to contract workers, hired at paltry wages,...
1.10.2013 14:16

Weak capital markets hold back infrastructure

Zimbabwe’s capital markets are too weak to sustain meaningful investments in infrastructure development, analysts have said....
1.10.2013 14:14

MaBlack Boots 2

Ndakaburuka dutavanhu munaMarimba, paduze neMufakose 1, ndikatanga kufamba pore-pore. Akanga ava mahusiku, saka taivhenekwa nemagetsi aive...
1.10.2013 14:10

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Weird Facts

1. Technically speaking, coffee is a fruit juice....
1.10.2013 14:01

Chiefs warn schools over incentives

The president of the chiefs’ council, Chief Fortune Charumbira has raised concern over schools that are...
1.10.2013 13:59

Residents demand maternity hospital

Hopley Farm residents have urged the incoming council and government to build a maternity clinic in...
1.10.2013 13:50

Billiat happy

Zimbabwean midfielder Khama Billiat said this week he was enjoying his stay at Mamelodi Sundowns, after...
1.10.2013 13:48

Saints face challenges: Mathe

It looks all doom and gloom for Zimbabwe’s 1988 PSL champions, Zimbabwe Saints, who are likely...
1.10.2013 13:45

Mpofu captains US side

Zimbabwean teenage star Ackim Mpofu said he was honoured to be selected to captain his United...

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Nottingham Forest join Red Bull Salzburg in race for rising Zimbabwe star Tadiwa Chakuchichi – source