Staff Writer

MDC acting president Thokozani Khupe has agreed to hold a meeting of the party’s 2014 structures to consider the March Supreme Court ruling directing it to call for an extraordinary congress to choose a substantive leader.

STATE-OWNED mobile network operator NetOne on Friday planted 101 indigenous trees at its Cleveland premises to mark World Environment Day (WED).

ZIMBABWE has never needed a stronger political opposition than now, a time of worsening economic challenges that portend an imminent regression to the calamitous crisis of a decade ago.

PROSECUTORS yesterday said prominent lawyer Thabani Mpofu faced up to 20 years in jail if convicted of charges of corruption and defeating the course of justice he is facing.

FOREIGN Affairs secretary James Manzou yesterday told Parliament that government no longer has resources to repatriate Zimbabweans affected by the coronavirus pandemic abroad.

©️  THE MDC’s latest ructions have now reached a point of no return, after the party’s interim leadership expelled Nelson Chamisa from the movement — in a development that could have far-reaching implications on the future of the country’s…

©️ AUTHORITIES yesterday barred tens of thousands of people from entering Harare’s central business district (CBD) — creating chaos during the morning rush hour in the process, the Daily News reports.

Google has taken down an Android service that helped people delete other apps made in China.

Google has been sued in the US over claims it illegally invades the privacy of users by tracking people even when they are browsing in "private mode".

“Seeing myself on Netflix, I have to punch myself every day. Like, is that really me?” asked actress Tendaiishe Chitima, star of the first Zimbabwean feature film acquired by the streaming pioneer.

WE do not believe in the economics of protectionism, neither are we disciples of price controls, but we feel strongly that the pricing regime on basic commodities now obtaining in this country is unacceptable and exploitative.

Sony has delayed hosting a showcase event for its next games console.

THE death of George Floyd, which triggered widespread protests across the US, has been declared a homicide in an official post-mortem examination.

GOVERNMENT’s proposal to amend the Constitution for the second time in two years should follow a more consultative, cooperative and consensus-based approach, an election watchdog has warned.

ZIMBABWE international Marshal Munetsi has been praised for showing young African players the right way of getting to the top of professional European football from humble beginnings.

MDC-Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa’s lawyer, Thabani Mpofu, on Monday morning surrendered himself to the police at Morris Depot, Harare.

The number of coronavirus fatalities in Brazil has risen by almost 1,000 in a day, making the country's overall death toll the world's fourth highest.

More than 200 top UK firms and investors are calling on the government to deliver a Covid-19 recovery plan that prioritises the environment.

Violence has erupted in cities across the US on the sixth night of protests sparked by the death in police custody of African-American George Floyd.

South Africa has pushed back Monday’s reopening of schools by a week, the Department of Basic Education said on Sunday, saying that a substantial number are not ready to welcome back pupils.

US astronauts Doug Hurley and Bob Behnken have docked with, and entered, the International Space Station (ISS).

IT IS rather shocking that President Emmerson Mnangagwa, and of course many of his Zanu PF colleagues do not see the sense in suggestions that Zimbabwe should consider going for another government of national unity (GNU).

A SEA of commuters stretched on forever when I got to the bus stop. Curses and bitter complaints flooded the place as restless commuters waited in vain for the much-sought after Zupco buses.

THE government of Zimbabwe has no culture and tradition of supporting its creative sector because it is African traction based; a top playwright, Cont Mhlanga has said.

THE deadly coronavirus pandemic continues to spread across our globalized world and governments are duly reacting by closing schools, emptying offices and suspending cultural and sports events.