People have lived on both the Zimbabwean and Zambian sides of the Zambezi River of southern Africa for centuries. Their lives revolved around the river. They say their god, the nyami nyami, lives in its waters. The Zambezi is Africa’s fourth-longest river, flowing from northwestern Zambia into Angola and Botswana, then forming the Zimbabwe-Zambia border, before…
WITH less than two months before the South African government terminates the Zimbabwean Exemption Permits (ZEP), gloom and despair have set in…
IN a bid to enrich local industry, the Zimbabwe Advertising Research Foundation (ZARF) has introduced insight meetings meant to equip industrialists and marketers with information they need to grow their businesses. ZARF, publishers of the Zimbabwe All Media and Products Survey (ZAMPS), intends to hold meetings to discuss various topics that are relevant to the…
AN INTERNATIONAL development aid organisation, Christian Blind Mission Global (CMBG), has opened offices in Harare and will focus on offering inclusive eye health (IEH) to needy local citizens. Speaking at the official opening of the United Kingdom-based organisation’s office in Belvedere, Harare, on Tuesday, CBMG country director Greatman Chivandire said their aim was on improving…
Givemore Mudzinganyama came from left field to score a surprise TotalSports Two Oceans Marathon victory on debut on Saturday morning in Cape…
HUNDREDS of farmers from Beitbridge, Nkayi, Gwanda, Mutoko and Chiredzi recently converged in Chief Neshava’s area in Buhera to learn about climate-proof production systems under the Livestock Production Systems in Zimbabwe (LIPS-Zim). LIPS-Zim, which is funded by the European Union and implemented by a consortium of development institutions, academia and the government of Zimbabwe, aims…
By Yvonne Ncube BULAWAYO residents have expressed mixed feelings on whether or not the death penalty in the country’s statutes should be removed. This comes after the authorities held open forums in the nation’s second capital recently on the death sentence, which has been on a moratorium since 2005. The death penalty is the killing…
THE United Kingdom, which is buckling under a deepening shortage of nurses and teachers after exiting the European Union, is raiding, among…
By Ketty Noyni THE police and the media have agreed to work in harmony to ensure that both parties perform their duties without hindrances from each other ahead of the forthcoming general elections. This comes amid reports of journalists being harassed by the police whilst performing their duties. To ensure the security of journalists, the…
FACED with the expiry of their immigration documents in June, many Zimbabweans in South Africa have decided to return to Zimbabwe. In…
