© TWO years after military tanks rolled into Harare and brought to an end the 37-year reign of then president Robert Mugabe, hopes of a brighter future under President Emmerson Mnangagwa are fast dissipating. [GoogleAd] The euphoria that engulfed Zimbabwe after the soft coup has been replaced with despair and hopelessness because of Mnangagwa’s failure…
© AS they say; success is not a tree to be climbed with one’s hands in the pockets, and the adage rings true for one Mandipa Mashingaidze, who is better known as Mandi Mash in the showbiz industry. [GoogleAd] For the past 37 years of her life, she has done nothing, but sing, act, produce,…
© MARRIED couples are taking yet another blow on the chin following the announcement that the cost of getting divorced will be astronomically hiked, from $3 600 to $18 000, in a bid by lawyers to charge fees which are fair and reasonable, according to the Law Society of Zimbabwe (LSZ). [GoogleAd] Divorce — with…
© Our staff writer Pauline Hurungudo sits down for a wide-ranging interview with Amarakoon Bandara, pictured, senior economic advisor at the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) about the state of the economy and the economic outlook. Find below excerpts of the interview. Q: What is your take on the newly introduced notes? A: Well its…
© Junior doctors have been on strike for over 60 days now and government has fired 211 and threatened to blacklist some for refusing to either go back to work or attend disciplinary hearings. [GoogleAd] Following these developments, Daily News on Sunday reporter Nokuthaba Nkomo interviewed Zimbabwe Hospital Doctors Association vice president Dean Ndoro on…
© TWO years after the military coup that removed Robert Mugabe from power, Zimbabwe has entered a new spiral of decline that threatens to take the country back to the worst days of his era. [GoogleAd] President Emmerson Mnangagwa, who came to power in that coup, had promised a “new beginning” for Zimbabwe. That initially…
© THE government has dismissed some doctors who defied a Labour Court directive to end their strike which started on September 3 and is now on 66 days forcing it to deploy student doctors to help attend to patients as the crisis deepens. [GoogleAd] As long as key drivers of our healthcare delivery system remain…
© SENATOR Rejoice Timire, born Rejoice Ncube to a Mberengwa businessman Masalethulini, never imagined her life as a wheelchair-bound woman. [GoogleAd] Today, she is known to many as one of the elected officials representing People with Disabilities (PWD) in Parliament. Growing up as a normal, able-bodied child, Timire had dreams to one day become a…
© “TELL me I can’t and I will show you I can,” a female mechanic once said, challenging the male-dominated automotive industry. While the automotive field has traditionally been dominated by men, a few brave women like Memory Bere are disrupting the industry norm and rewriting history. [GoogleAd] The 28-year-old, who hails from Chipinge, is…
© PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa’s misplaced priorities and spending on non-essential things reveal his sheer contempt for the “forgotten men and women” whom he pledged to fight for when he was elected into office, analysts have said Millions of Zimbabwean households are unable to afford basics such as food, transportation, and healthcare, yet he has prioritised…
