ZESN renews call for electoral reforms

ZESN renews call for electoral reforms

As Zimbabwe celebrates its 44th Independence Day, the Zimbabwe Election Support Network (ZESN) has reiterated its call for comprehensive and timely strengthening of electoral processes.

Mnangagwa pledges food security amid drought crisis

Mnangagwa pledges food security amid drought crisis

President Emmerson Mnangagwa says the government is seized with efforts to ensure that both rural and urban communities have adequate food security amid the El-Nino-induced drought crisis.

Chess fraternity mourns the Hyena’

Chess fraternity mourns the Hyena’

Brighton Muhtunzi a former learner and chess player in Zimbabwe as well as South Africa.

Mr. President, a leader who doesn’t take responsibility is useless!

Mr. President, a leader who doesn’t take responsibility is useless!

As I was listening to President Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa delivering his independence speech, all I could do was shake my head in shame. 

Zimbabwe’s Independence Day: 44 Years of Embarrassment

As Zimbabweans, we gather every year on the 18th of April to mark our Independence Day. This year, we hit a somber milestone: 44 years since we broke free from colonial rule. But the freedom we celebrate is tainted by the reality of our lives under an oppressive regime.

12.10.2007 12:51

Hungry Mutare Poly students embarass war veterans/Principal

Hungry Mutare Poly students embarass war veterans/Principal

MUTARE - STUDENTS at Mutare Polytechnic in the city dressed down Senator Mandi Chimene  when she attempted in vain to coerce the students to join the...

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12.10.2007 12:50

Zim won’t share Cup coffers

Political situation kills chance to boost tourism in 2010
BY GIFT PHIRI
HARARE - The first...

12.10.2007 12:49

News in Ndebele

Caption: These huts were built by Operation Murambatsvina victims and MDC supporters on a plot in...

12.10.2007 12:47

News Briefs

Gono gets chiefs on-side
HARARE
The Zanu (PF) regime effectively confirmed its plans to use...

12.10.2007 12:45

War vets bribed to campaign for Mugabe

BY ITAI DZAMARA
HARARE
The Mugabe faction within Zanu (PF) has allegedly bribed war veterans leaders...

12.10.2007 12:43

Fuel shortage grounds priests

MUTARE
The Roman Catholic Church in Manicaland says the shortage of fuel in the country is...

12.10.2007 12:40

Petina Gappah wins Nyaya Prize

HARARE
The inaugural Nyaya Prize, awarded for short stories written in English between 1000 and...

12.10.2007 12:37

fertilizer at all time low

HARARE
With the start of the raining season drawing closer, another agricultural disastrous season is looming...

12.10.2007 12:33

Tobacco crop drops by 50%

HARARE
Zimbabwe's tobacco production has dropped 131,3 million kilos since 2001, to 71 million kilos, highlighting...

12.10.2007 12:32

Farmers in court for growing crops

CHEGUTU
Ten white farmers appeared in court here last week accused of growing crops on their...

12.10.2007 12:30

“Zimbabwe a beautiful country, hot sun, good people but&”

BY Tinashe Mushakavanhu 
Welsh poet, lloyd robson, as 'he insists on calling himself in the...

12.10.2007 12:27

Linda Gabriel: An emerging poetic sensation

By Tinashe Mushakavanhu
Linda Gabriel, is one of the few young female poets emerging in Zimbabwe...

12.10.2007 12:19

Indigenisation Bill – blatant racism

BY PHIL MATIBE
'This insane bill is un-African, illogical and has no relevance in modern society'

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