Top Stories
-
adminMarch 7, 2022US, EU sanctions have cost Zim over US$40 billon
By Staff Writer Finance and Economic Development minister Mthuli Ncube claims Zimbabwe has lost at least US$42 billion because of…
Read More » -
adminMarch 7, 2022Chamisa promises to protect military bigwigs
By Dylan Murambgi CITIZENS Coalition for Change (CCC) leader, Nelson Chamisa has assured securocrats that their safety and protection will…
Read More » -
adminMarch 4, 2022US slams Zim rising political violence, renews sanctions
Staff Writer THE United States has slammed Zimbabwe’s rising political violence saying in part for that reason, sanctions on the…
Read More » -
adminMarch 4, 2022Desperate Khupe plans to appear at CCC Bulawayo rally
EMBATTLED MDC-T president Thokozani Khupe is planning to make a surprise appearance at Citizens Coalition for Change’s (CCC) Bulawayo rally…
Read More » -
adminMarch 2, 2022Mwonzora recalls Chitungwiza mayor Cllr Maiko
Staff Writer MDC leader, Senator Douglas Mwonzora has cracked the whip again, this time recalling Chitungwiza mayor, Councillor Lovemore Mako…
Read More » -
adminMarch 2, 2022Kagonye fraud case faces collapse- ZACC
Staff Writer THE Zimbabwe Anti- Corruption Commission (ZACC) says they have not managed to gather enough evidence to nail ex-labour…
Read More » -
adminMarch 2, 2022PG Hodzi resigns unceremoniously
By Staff Reporter PROSECUTOR General Kumbirai Hodzi has resigned with immediate effect due to ill health, the Office of the…
Read More » -
adminMarch 2, 2022Civil servants salary negotiators buy into govt offer
By Staff Writer DESPITE a month long fight with the government to increase salaries to the 2018 thresholds of US$540,…
Read More » -
adminFebruary 28, 2022Another rowdy Zanu-pf group disrupt PVO bill public hearing- CiZC
By Staff Writer ANOTHER group of suspected Zanu-pf youths Monday disrupted a public hearing into the Private Voluntary Organisations (PVO)…
Read More » -
adminFebruary 28, 2022We are not paying US$15 voter registration bribe- Crisis Coalition
Staff Writer CRISIS in Zimbabwe Coalition (CiZC) has dismissed allegations of paying citizens US$15 for them to register to vote.…
Read More »