Thandeka Moyo-Ndlovu, Senior Reporter THERE are concerns over the rising number of divorces in Zimbabwe, with analysts saying the collapse of marriages could be fueled by Covid-19 related disruptions, infidelity, abuse and job losses. Statistics from the High Court show that at least 1 351 divorce cases were handled in 2021, up from 1 117 […] …
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COMMENT: Warriors poor show: Lack of policy to blame
BRUISED Warriors will be out for a face-saver when they play their last Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon) finals Group B match against Guinea in Yaoundé, Cameroon tomorrow. Zimbabwe became the first team to be knocked out of the Afcon finals after surrendering a 1-0 lead to lose the game 2-1 to Malawi last Friday. […] …
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Expert warns of impending ‘genocide’ of Muslims in India
A genocide of Muslims in India could be about to take place, an expert said to have predicted the massacre of the Tutsi in Rwanda years before it took place in 1994, has warned. Gregory Stanton, the founder and director of Genocide Watch, said during a US congressional briefing there were early “signs and processes” […] …
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Cottco rolls out ambitious strategic plan
Oliver Kazunga, Senior Business Reporter THE Cotton Company of Zimbabwe (Cottco) is rolling-out an ambitious strategic plan to bolster value addition in the cotton-clothing value chain and productivity in line with the National Development Strategy 1. Under the National Development Strategy 1 (NDS 1), a five-year macro-economic policy running between 2021-2025, the Government is focusing […] …
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Divisions rock Mwonzora party
Source: Divisions rock Mwonzora party – The Standard BY SILAS NKALA DOUGLAS Mwonzora’s MDC T party faces implosion as it emerges that the upcoming March by-elections have further widened divisions in his party, with some members openly defying him and taking sides with other top leaders in the party. The MDC-T is scouting for candidates […]
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What the landmark R10 million judgement says
Source: What the landmark R10 million judgement says – The Standard By Muchadeyi Ashton Masunda Jane Bwanya v The Master of the High Court, Cape Town [1st Respondent]; A.I.A. Kaplan (the Executor of the Estate Late Anthony S. Ruch) [2nd Respondent]; Minister of Justice & Constitutional Development [3rd Respondent] and 7 Others 1) Applicant’s Case […]
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Stepmother scalds juveniles
Source: Stepmother scalds juveniles – The Standard BY JAIROS SAUNYAMA TWENTY-SIX-year-old Adiona Mukarakate easily fits the description of one of the meanest stepmothers in the world. Her stepchildren Alvin (7) and Alicia (7) (real names withheld) looked confused as they lay on their hospital beds last week. Their facial expressions spoke of untold trauma and […]
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MDC-A blames ED anti-poor policies for Zim migration to SA
Source: MDC-A blames ED anti-poor policies for Zim migration to SA – The Standard BY PRIVILEGE GUMBODETE/ TATIRA ZWINOIRA THE MDC Alliance has blamed President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s anti-poor policies for fuelling the Zimbabwe to South Africa migration crisis as desperate citizens continue crossing the border to that country. The party made the remarks after the […]
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Face to face with brown envelop journalism
Source: Face to face with brown envelop journalism – The Standard By Nyaradzo Nyere While working on a story about how tobacco farmers are getting a raw deal from tobacco contracting companies, I did not anticipate that my investigation would dramatically bring me face to face with corrupt media colleagues. I had managed, by November […]
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“Teachers’ arrest a manifestation of the weaponization of the law in Zimbabwe”
The recent arrest and torture of Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition Spokesperson, Obert Maaraure who also serves as the Amalgamated Rural Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (ARTUZ) President and 15 other teachers who were protesting against meagre salaries in the capital is a manifestation of the weaponization of the law in Zimbabwe, Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition chairperson, […]
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