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THE all new Nissan Patrol has been neatly crafted to perfection. Available on order at Nissan Clover leaf motors, the sales team are ready to assist with test drives and pricing.

IN 1982, the Legal Age of Majority Act was passed into law, giving women majority status, meaning that once a woman reached 18 years old, she would be considered an adult with the independence to exercise her rights, including rights to…

THE recent announcement of a new law on bride price has shifted the flow of conversation in many Zimbabwean homes.

SITHULISIWE Mthimkhulu does not earn a fat salary for a living, neither does she own any famous business. In reality, she prides herself as a civil servant, an assistant police commissioner, who has a modest life.

TAG a Life International (TaLI) — a girls and young women’s rights organisation commemorates the ‘Abused women and children’s Day’, — and notes with concern the overwhelming increase in the cases of gender-based violence (GBV) against women…

THE government on Tuesday decreed that schools will reopen on July 28 despite the country witnessing an increase in coronavirus (Covid-19) cases. It proposed to implement several measures to mitigate the spread of the deadly disease at…

©️ WITH the advent of the global pandemic, coronavirus (Covid-19), many civil society organisations have called for transparency in the use of various donations that the government has been receiving.

WITH MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa fighting on two fronts — an internal battle for the control of the party with Thokozani Khupe and the closure of democratic space by President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s administration — analysts say it is…

ZIMBABWE is experiencing one of its worst economic crises since independence characterised by cash and foreign currency shortages, fuel scarcities, rampant prices hikes, hyperinflation and increased vulnerability to starvation.

FORMER Speaker of Parliament and MDC national chairperson Lovemore Moyo was at some point a powerful figure in the main opposition party. He later threw in the towel and decided to form his own political outfit, United

DUE to a plethora of challenges ranging from high unemployment rate, cash and foreign currency shortages, climate change shocks, corruption and soaring prices of basic goods and services, Zimbabwe, once the bread basket of Africa, is now…

AS THE country is battling to deal with the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic, government has been using various ways to disseminate information and deal with the scourge.

THERE is a popular quote “when you’ve reached the top, send the elevator back down for the others”. It simply means being prepared to help those below you on the career ladder so that they might also enjoy success.

©️ AS a young girl, Samantha Murozoki used to get into trouble for taking groceries from her home without her parents’ permission and giving them away to people she thought were struggling.

THE government’s coronavirus stay-at-home message is hard to bear.Signs of a country coming unstuck are everywhere: daily shortages of electricity, fuel, basic goods, even water — local councils have no money to maintain aged pipes or…

©️ THE coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic has wreaked havoc world-wide with countries such as the United States (US) being one of the most affected. Zimbabwe has so far recorded over 50 confirmed cases, 18 recoveries and four deaths.

THE government has to urgently work out ways to assist thousands of jobless and desperate Zimbabweans being deported back into the country from neighbouring nations, analysts contend.

IT IS UNFORTUNATE that the legitimate fear of Covid-19 has overshadowed all the other existing and potential causes of death.

WITH the whole country under lockdown for more than a month now amid government’s efforts to curb the spread of the coronavirus, more Zimbabweans are finding it difficult to survive owing to food challenges.

RISING from a humble background where she had to be a street vendor as a child and later on working as a maid to raise school fees, Winnet Jakachira has defied odds, climbing up the ladder with a just Grade 7 Certificate as her only…

WITH the wearing of masks in public now a legal requirement, Zimbabweans have become innovative in their bid to avoid paying unnecessary fines during the Covid-19 outbreak.

BY now popular contemporary musician Jah Prayzah would have launched his 10th album Hokoyo.

AT THEIR peak, commuter omnibus drivers and conductors bragged about netting double the salary of teachers within a month, but the lockdown aimed at curbing the spread of the novel coronavirus (Covid-19) has pauperised and silenced the…

THOUSANDS of Zimbabwean health workers might have left the country to seek greener pastures in the United Kingdom but with the deadly coronavirus (Covid-19) ravaging that country many are now dying far from home and being buried by…

AFTER waiting close to two hours for transport to get into town, Elijah Matambu was excited that a Zupco bus had finally come to his rescue.