KUDZAI Chideme, 42, stepped into the teaching profession after completing her diploma in marketing and failing to secure a job in the…
TWENTY years after completing high school in Zimbabwe, 38-yearold Tinago Mukono still has not found employment, and in order to survive, he…
Dozens of single women who came to work in the NHS and social care have been denied permission for their children to…
POLICE in Mhangura have reported 23 cattle deaths from suspected cyanide poisoning. In a statement, police said the cattle died on January…
A BULAWAYO couple has been arrested and charged with concealing the death of their baby after burying the child on a river bank in Mpopoma without a burial permit. The couple Pretty Sibanda, 35 and Isaac Gwatinyanya, 62 of Magwegwe suburb, appeared before Western Commonage magistrate, Progress Murandu on a charge of failing to give…
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THE Judicial Service Commission (JSC) is set to host judicial officers from other African countries to share ideas on handling election petitions at the Africa Electoral Justice Network (AEJN) symposium in a fortnight. AEJN is a regional forum that brings together judges and individuals who adjudicate electoral disputes in courts, tribunals, and judicial election management…
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WEAVER Press closed shop at the end of last year, bringing to an end a 25-year stint that spawned over two hundred titles. The independent publisher, formed by Irene Staunton and her husband Murray McCartney in 1998, published celebrated writers such as Shimmer Chinodya (Harvest of Thorns), the late Yvonne Vera (The Stone Virgins), the late Chenjerai…
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DESPITE clear signs that legacy publishing in Zimbabwe is on its last legs, as evidenced by Weaver Press’ recent closure, writing experts insist that opportunities for publication still abound. Weaver Press closed shop in December last year, bringing to an end a 25-year stint that spawned over two hundred titles from authors such as Shimmer…
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A ZIMBABWEAN man, Cosmos Ndou, 36, was convicted and sentenced to an effective eight years imprisonment for possession of a stolen motor…
WHEN Zimbabwean mother-of-four Eunice Sinoya enrolled in a first aid course near the capital Harare, she was lured by the college’s promise…
