© PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa has agreed to ratify the protocol on the African Court on Human and People’s Rights, effectively agreeing to the enforcement of the judgments of the court within Zimbabwe’s domestic jurisdictions. [GoogleAd] Mnangagwa, who has taken over chairmanship of the Sadc Troika, was leading by example in ratifying the protocol, Justice…
© A HARARE man has filed a lawsuit against the Harare City Council seeking compensation for losing one of his testicles during a brutal attack by municipal police officers as they were clearing vendors from the central business district. [GoogleAd] Admire Chipusire claimed in his summons that the brutal attack has compromised his fertility and…
© STELLA (not her real name) raced down the staircase to the hospital’s accounts department with a bunch of papers. She had to pay for a delicate surgical procedure on her 68-year-old mum, who had been bed-ridden for no less than a month now. [GoogleAd] The department would close in the next five minutes, after…
© WITH political tensions in Zimbabwe once again at near boiling point, opposition leader Nelson Chamisa has warned President Emmerson Mnangagwa that the country is fast approaching “a point of no return” — unless he acts urgently to avert the looming disaster. [GoogleAd] Speaking in an exclusive interview with the Daily News on Sunday yesterday,…
© AS ZIMBABWEANS made their way to holidays on Friday, two weeks before, without notice toll fees had been revised upwards and, of course, many did not take the changes lightly, some barricaded roads while some went through without paying. [GoogleAd] It was a small protest against Finance minister Mthuli Ncube’s latest squeeze on hard-pressed…
© “IT IS in your best interest to avoid sleep debt, otherwise be prepared to pay both the debt and the interest!” Stan Jacobs wrote in one of his famous book: The Dusk And Dawn Master: A Practical Guide to Transforming Evening and Morning Habits, Achieving Better Sleep, and Mastering Your Life. [GoogleAd] The socio-economic…
© As technological innovation transforms our economies, workers all over the world are doing whatever it takes — whether crossing borders, changing jobs, or starting businesses — for a chance to thrive. [GoogleAd] Yet, social safety nets have been much slower to change, meaning that workers in transition are often highly vulnerable. What will it…
© CALEDONIA Mining continues to make money and put the bravest of faces on life in Zimbabwe where it operates its Blanket gold mine. [GoogleAd] It is helped by the devaluation in the southern African country’s currency, but the firm does score highly for grit in any case. Earlier this week, it reported lower adjusted…
© FOR the past 20 years, authorities have failed to properly manage and regulate Harare’s water resources, depriving the people of Harare, Chitungwiza, Epworth, Ruwa and Norton — a population of roughly 4,5 million — of their right to safe drinking water. [GoogleAd] Harare’s primary water sources come from four impoundments on the Manyame…
© When Zimbabweans are expressing nostalgia for Robert Mugabe you know things must be bad. Yet it is now common to hear that things are worse under Emmerson Mnangagwa, president since a 2017 coup, than during the darkest days of the man he deposed. Zimbabwe is in humanitarian meltdown. [GoogleAd] Food is in such short supply…
