World & Community
-
US slams Zim’s ‘fast tracked’ PVO Bill, pre-trial detentions
By Staff Writer HARARE – United States Ambassador to Zimbabwe Pamela Tremont has warned that Zimbabwe’s shrinking civic space, controversial…
Read More » -
Zim’s 21% girls forced into early marriages
By Staff Reporter ZIMBABWE’S child protection crisis remains high despite strengthened child protection laws, with approximately 21,2% of girls aged…
Read More » -
Pope Francis was a peace loving leader – says VP Chiwenga in paying last respects
By Staff Reporter/Agencies Zimbabwe played a significant part in the global spread of Catholicism, a role that has not been…
Read More » -
Zimbabwe ‘scolds’ Lord Oates over interference
By Staff Reporter HARARE – Zimbabwe’s government has brushed off calls from British lawmakers for punitive measures over the continued…
Read More » -
Palestine envoy in Zim condemns Israel’s anti-christian stance
By Staff Reporter The Palestinian Ambassador to Zimbabwe, Tamer Almassri has strongly condemned the Israeli authorities’ discriminatory policies against Palestinian…
Read More » -
Mnangagwa signed the wrong PVO Bill into law
By Staff Reporter THE validity of Zimbabwe’s newly gazetted Private Voluntary Organisations (PVO) Amendment Act has come under scrutiny, following…
Read More » -
Zim Catholics plunge into mourning the late Pope Francis
By Staff Reporter THE Catholic Church in Zimbabwe will hold masses in honour of Pope Francis, who died on Monday.…
Read More » -
Pope Francis dies aged 88
By Agencies Pope Francis has died aged 88, the Vatican has said – just one day after he addressed the…
Read More » -
Diplomatic crisis : No more Visa free deal between DRC and Zimbabwe
By Freight News The sudden scrapping of a convenient cost-saving visa-free arrangement between the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC)…
Read More » -
Landlord kills tenant for converting U$560 rentals to personal use
By Staff Reporter A Zengeza landlord teamed up with four other people in assaulting his tenant to death over rentals.…
Read More »