EVEN though reports of callous murder cases have become sort of the norm of everyday life in Zimbabwe, the method and manner in which these alleged killers execute their victims never cease to amaze. From allegedly shooting an apostolic church leader, a police officer and an innocent bartender, all in one day, to stalking, raping,…
THE myriad challenges faced by rural women, particularly climate-related, was the highlight of Thursday’s launch of the International Day of Rural Women….
THE Zimbabwe Republic Police is concerned about the prevalence of hate speech and messages bordering on inciting political violence dominating social media…
STATISTICS South Africa has confirmed that during the February 2022 Census, every individual in South Africa, including foreign nationals, was accounted for. The recent report indicates a modest rise in the population of individuals born outside of South Africa. The data reveals that the majority of these foreign nationals are male young adults, aged between…
RENOWNED economist Vince Musewe says Zimbabweans need confidence in political and economic decision making matrix. In an interview with Group Editor-In-Chief Guthrie Munyuki on independent commercial television 3Ktv’s popular news and current affairs programme, Vantage, Musewe said without confidence, re-introduction of local currency as a sole legal tender won’t achieve the desired results.Below are the…
IT IS critical that public entities, particularly state-owned enterprises and parastatals, are run efficiently to contribute to the attainment of the goal…
WATER is not only used to clean clothes and plates, but biblically it has been used to symbolically cleanse the human soul. John the Baptist, who spread the word about the coming of Jesus used to dip people in the River Jordan in a ritual used in the Christian world to indicate a new beginning…
By Tendai Mangena AFRICAN cultures, the names given to children play an important role because they are often laden with meanings. As…
By Yvonne Ncube in BULAWAYO A 43-YEAR-OLD Zimbabwe Prisons and Correctional Services (ZPCS) officer stationed at Khami Prison on the outskirts of Bulawayo is in trouble after he allegedly defrauded a colleague of US$4 500 by importing a car on his behalf using fake rebate documents. Lloyd Tsatsa of Cowdray Park yesterday appeared before Bulawayo…
THE elephant population in the world’s largest animal sanctuary, a cross-border wildlife park in southern Africa, is stable at around 227 900,…
