Cameroon’s constitutional council has upheld the decision by the country’s electoral body to exclude opposition leader Maurice Kamto from the 12 October…
By Takudzwa Dhambu ZIMBABWE must urgently invest in girls’ rights, education, and safety to ensure gender equality becomes a lived reality for future generations, a United Nations Working Group has said. Concluding an official visit to the country at the weekend, the UN Working Group on discrimination against women and girls, issued a statement commending…
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TUBES snaked across three-year old Gracious Chikova’s bandaged chest in the intensive care unit of a government hospital in Harare. Just a…
HARARE Metropolitan province accounted for more than half of accidents that were recorded throughout the country last year. This is according to…
ZIMBABWE and the UK are rekindling diplomatic ties after almost three decades of tension, driven by a global surge in demand for…
India has unexpectedly become a key target in Washington’s latest push to pressure Russia over the Ukraine war. On Wednesday, Donald Trump doubled…
The US administration has turned to the African continent as another destination to deport migrants who it says are convicted criminals. While…
Chris Hemsworth is best known as the hammer-wielding Norse god Thor in Marvel’s cinematic universe. But now the Australian actor is trading…
Tapiwa Chirume IN A BID to modernise its traffic management system and decongest the city centre, the Harare City Council (HCC) is recommitting to a long-delayed traffic enforcement automation project. Speaking to stakeholders on Friday, HCC chamber secretary Warren Chiwawa announced the revitalisation of this initiative. “Despite setbacks caused by the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020,…
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Tapiwa Chirume STAFF WRITER chirumet@dailynews.co.zw ZIMBABWE has made a significant environmental commitment, pledging to restore 250 000 hectares of degraded wetlands by 2030. This announcement came during the 15th meeting of the Conference of the Contracting Parties (COP15) to the Ramsar Convention on Wetlands recently concluded in Victoria Falls. “Zimbabwe made a commitment to restore…
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