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‘GBV prevalence rate in Zim worrisome’

THE United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) yesterday raised concern over gender-based violence in the country saying the scourge had resulted in gender…

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New policy steps will kill Zim dollar… Cross says, as criticism of latest economic measures mounts

THE government should engage business and also tweak its latest policy measures to stop the economy from deteriorating further. So says economist and former member of the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe’s (RBZ) monetary policy committee, Eddie Cross, pictured. Speaking last night on 3Ktv’s widely-followed programme, Vantage, Cross also said the new law allowing for the further use…

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Clashes over PSMAS grow

POLICE yesterday stopped civil servants from attending a crucial Premier Service Medical Aid Society (PSMAS) annual general meeting (AGM) in Harare. Civil…

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‘50 percent of children in Zimbabwe on drugs’

THE Médecins Sans Frontières / Doctors Without Borders (MSF), has called for concerted efforts from stakeholders and communities to prevent drug abuse in children, especially in Mbare. This comes after the organisation says there has been a surge in adolescent pregnancies and Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) following their observations in Mbare where they offer adolescent…

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Govt negotiating in bad faith — Workers

ZIMBABWE Confederation of Public Sector Trade Unions (ZCPSTU) says the government is negotiating in bad faith as they rush to announce salary increments without agreeing with workers. This comes after authorities on Monday said they had increased by 100 percent salaries and allowances for civil servants, legislators and members of the judiciary to cushion them…

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Stunner weeps in court

RAPPER Stunner, born Desmond Chideme, pictured,  who is accused of assaulting his now ex-wife after a show at a hotel yesterday wept in court stating that men were victims of abuse by women. Stunner alleged that women were taking advantage to abuse the country’s criminal justice system to punish men. He denies assaulting his wife Dyonne…

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