GRAIN millers are in the habit of hoarding government’s subsidised maize meal to sell on the black market, a development that has…
INDEPENDENT power producers (IPPS), who are courting foreign investors, have told Parliament the financiers are demanding power purchasing agreements (PPA)s which stipulate…
MENTAL health centres are being weighed down by serious impediments, which include severe shortage of staff and medicine in addition to poor…
MALE sex workers have complained that the stigmatisation and criminalisation of their profession is derailing the country’s progress in reducing the spread…
ZIMBABWE needs to strengthen and constitute legal aid services (Paralegals) in order to improve access to justice and the rule of law,…
ZIMBABWE Old People Association (Zopa) of Chitungwiza has petitioned the Local Government parliamentary portfolio committee to investigate sewer problems in the town….
SCORES of citizens, who claim they were assaulted by soldiers during last year’s fuel price hike protests, have taken Defence minister Oppah…
A MARONDERA man was yesterday convicted of criminal trespass after taking a short cut that passes through Irvine’s Farm in Derbshire, Waterfalls,…
PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa, pictured, says he is keen to end Zimbabwe’s worsening political and economic crises through dialogue but has been kept…
IN A bid to contain simmering tensions within its ranks, Zanu PF yesterday booted out its former youth league commissar, Godfrey Tsenengamu,…
