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© CHILDREN welfare organisations say the worsening economic hardships in the country are creating a generation of youngsters tormented by stress. This emerged during a symposium on “The Impact of the Zimbabwean Economy on Child Protection” held in Harare yesterday by the Justice for Children (JCT). [GoogleAd] Paediatric Association of Zimbabwe Association (PAZ) representative Wadzanai…

© A SECURITY guard shot himself to death yesterday in a shop in the central business district of Harare after he was captured on CCTV camera stealing mobile phones. National police commissioner Paul Nyathi confirmed the incident to the Daily News. “We confirm that there is a security guard who has shot himself to death….

© THE principal climate change researcher at the ministry of Environment and Tourism, Elisha Moyo, says one of the world’s seven natural wonders, the majestic Victoria Falls, could soon run dry. Moyo revealed this while talking to BBC Hard Talk’s Stephen Sackur in a live video dubbed Hardtalk on the Road in Zimbabwe this week….

© LEGAL practitioners have accused the police for heavy-handedness in dealing with lawyers, the Daily News reports. The Law Society of Zimbabwe (Saz) expressed concern over the alleged assault by police of Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights members Douglas Coltart and Jeremiah Bhamu as they represented Obert Masaraure of the Amalgamated Rural Teachers Union of…

© IN A MOVE which compounds the current chaos at State hospitals, senior doctors went on strike yesterday protesting the recent sacking of their juniors by the government, the Daily News reports. This comes despite the government saying it is willing to engage and re-hire the 448 junior doctors who were fired over their lengthy industrial…

© MANICALAND Provincial Affairs minister Ellen Gwaradzimba has been sucked into a farm invasion row in Mutare, which has seen the property owner approaching the High Court for recourse. The farmer, Phillip Valentine has cited Kibben Bvirindi, a police inspector Kadoro, who is the officer in charge for Odzi Police Station, Commissioner-General of Police Godwin…

© STRIPPED of their aura of omnipotence  first, via the stunning military coup that ousted their patriarch Robert Mugabe from power in November 2017, and then more recently through his death  ever more skeletons are tumbling out of his family’s closet. It has now been confirmed that Mugabe and his family grabbed a staggering 23…

© THE government says urban and rural councils in areas affected by a recent spate of lightning and hailstorms, that have claimed 19 lives, must immediately use devolution funds to assist affected communities. Information minister Monica Mutsvangwa told journalists during a post-Cabinet briefing in Harare yesterday that this year’s rainfall season kick-started with violent storms…