By Memory Chirere It is not every day that one previews a work of fiction. The fast-rising UK based Zimbabwean writer, Andrew…
EXPERTS are calling for both calm and vigilance as the country faces a fourth coronavirus wave, following the recent discovery of a new variant in neighbouring South Africa and Botswana. In addition, authorities are also urging Zimbabweans who have not yet been vaccinated to do so without any further delay, amid early indications that the…
ARMED robbers got away with over US$300 000 and two firearms after ambushing a Fawcett Security Company cash-in-transit van along the Harare-Bulawayo…
ORGANISATIONS representing Zimbabweans in neighbouring South Africa believe they will get relief from the courts after the government in the neighbouring country resolved to discontinue the issuance of special dispensation permits. In its resolution on Wednesday, the South Africa government also urged holders of the current documents known as the Zimbabwean Exemption Permit (ZEP) to…
THE Bulawayo City Council (BCC) has sought objections on its master plan, which it is set to implement in line with the country’s Regional, Town and Country Planning Act. In a notice this week, the local authority urged all those with objections to come forward and inspect the proposed master plan before it becomes operational. …
by Beaven Dhliwayo WHEN China and Africa resolved to tackle diseases and public health emergencies under the aegis of the Forum on…
THE Sports and Recreation Commission (SRC) recently received overwhelming plaudits for dissolving the ever-bungling Zimbabwe Football Association (Zifa) board. The decision by…
By Ai Feizhou The 8 th Ministerial Conference of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) will be held in Dakar, Senegal, from…
THE raging Apostolic Faith Mission in Zimbabwe (AFM) dispute is playing out loud in the legal corridors with the incumbent president Amon Madawo, instituting legal proceedings to evict several members of the opposing camp led by former vice president Cossam Chiangwa off church properties dotted around the country. In the latest summons filed at the…
THE Harare Magistrates’ Courts yesterday granted an application by former Cabinet minister Prisca Mupfumira, pictured, for the temporary release of her passport so that she travels to Warwick, England, to see her ailing brother. Mupfumira, who was then Public Service minister, together with National Social Security Authority (Nssa) director Barnabas Matongera, are currently standing trial…
