FACED with a broken public transit system, poor road conditions, fuel shortages and low salaries, authorities are urging citizens to cycle to…
THE Bulawayo City Council (BCC) has raised concern over a rise in the use of household water tanks and boreholes illegally connected to the council water system. The development has rattled the city fathers who feel that the illegal connections could make it difficult for the local authority to trace possible water contamination. Speaking during…
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CEO Africa Roundtable (CEOART) chief executive officer Kipson Gundani says the upcoming 10th Edition of the CEO Africa Annual Roundtable set to run in Victoria Falls next week will incorporate a session on wellness in the workplace. The annual conference, to run from June 12 to 15 under the theme -The future of Africa: Modernise,…
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THE United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) says they have installed solar power in 1 053 health facilities across the country to improve the public health delivery system. Speaking during the commemoration of World Environment Day in Harare at the Geo Pomona Waste site on Wednesday, UNDP resident representative in the country Ayodele Odusola said they…
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THE trial of former vice president Phelekezela Mphoko is set to continue after the Supreme Court upheld a High Court judgment dismissing…
SUNGURA kingpin Alick Macheso is returning to Jongwe Corner in Hatfield in the capital to celebrate his 56th birthday. Born on June 10 in 1968, Macheso aka Extra Basso will be supported by Peter Moyo. Macheso used to celebrate his birthday with an album but this time around the Madhawu hitmaker postponed the new project…
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SOUTH Africa experienced its first populist moment in 2006 when Jacob Zuma went on trial for rape. The revolting scenes outside the…
OVER the years, Zimbabwean officials have repeatedly and consistently said the right things regarding the tackling of plastic pollution. More importantly, Zimbabwe has comparatively progressive policies and laws meant to tackle the worsening challenge of pollution. Sadly, our good policies, laws and noble intentions have hardly seen the light of day. In short, we have…
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This is a historic and pivotal year for democracy across the globe. Around 70 countries – from the United States to South Africa, via Mexico and Taiwan – will hold elections…
Flavor Flav has been many things throughout his career: rapper, reality TV star, even restaurant owner. Now, the clock-wearing musician has found a…