By Zivanai Dhewa
Member of Parliament for Norton, Temba Mliswa, has been attacked by MDC Alliance supporters for appearing on a South African television station eNCA, criticizing last week’s bloody skirmishes that led to the loss of property and life.
by Nobleman Runyanga
Following the violent and destructive protests of Monday and Tuesday last week commuters were left stranded as commuter transport operators in some urban areas such as Harare and Chitungwiza parked their minibuses fearing that they would be caught up in the so-called stay away.
by Graystone Mapondera
The general atmosphere of peace and tranquility has gradually and inevitably returned to all parts of the country. This is witnessed by the resumption of business in all sectors of the economy as was the case before the violent protests that rocked the nation the previous week.
by Graystone Mapondera
The general atmosphere of peace and tranquility has gradually and inevitably returned to all parts of the country. This is witnessed by the resumption of business in all sectors of the economy as was the case before the violent protests that rocked the nation the previous week.
By Bernard Mutambudzi.
Minister of Women Affairs, Community, Small and Medium Enterprise Development, Stembiso Nyoni, has urged entrepreneurs to be innovative in order to create employment for youths.
By Gift Mashoko
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has been praised for calling for a national dialogue.
By Rudo Saungweme
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has today sworn in a new substantive Prosecutor General, Kumbirai Hodzi at State House.
By Patience Rashai
Government has introduced shuttle services in Harare’s Central Business District (CBD) in a move expected to restore sanity pricing as well as wash out pirate taxis (dubbed mushika-shika) which had since turned Harare CBD into a traffic jungle.
Elijah Chihota
The new dispensation under the leadership of President Emmerson Mnangagwa has committed itself to resuscitating the country’s economy and re-engage with the international community in order to end the country’s nearly two decades of isolation. This is being done under the “Zimbabwe is Open for Business” strategy which has seen the President visiting a number of countries in a bid to woo potential investors to pour capital into the country’s economy, but the MDC under the leadership of Nelson Chamisa has decided to frustrate the progress made so far by calling for mass protests in the typical MDC lingo - kuzvidira jecha.
By Bernard Mutambudzi
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has called for a national dialogue with all political parties as well as civic leaders. He revealed this when he touched down at Robert Mugabe International airport yesterday evening.
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