Media Mpofu KWEKWE United refused to fulfil their away fixture to Herentals in the Zimbabwe Women’s Premier Soccer League because of a poor field in Harare on Saturday. The pitch with overgrown grass was deemed unplayable. Initially the match was set for National Sports Stadium B Arena and was shifted to Tomlinson Depot where Kwekwe […] …
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Neighbour jailed for inserting finger into 4-year-old girl’s privates, rape
Offender undressed and placed victim on his lap, court told
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British Council, City of Bulawayo artistic collaboration on the cards
Mbulelo Mpofu Zimpapers Arts and Entertainment Hub THE British Council country director for Zimbabwe, Dr Lloyd Anderson, highlighted the British Council’s commitment to promoting arts and culture as key drivers of sustainable development, particularly within the creative economy on Friday at the National Gallery of Zimbabwe (NGZ) in Bulawayo. He spoke at the second edition […] …
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Namibian minister sacked after alleged rape on 16-year-old girl
Case is the first major scandal new Namibia President has to deal with
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South Africa will defend sovereignty, President Ramaphosa’s party says amid US tensions
We’re not a province of the United States – ANC chief declares
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What is ‘success’ in Zimbabwe’s land reform areas?
What constitutes ‘success’ if you have land in the A1 land reform areas in Zimbabwe? This is the question we have been asking of local residents across our study sites in Mazowe, Gutu, Masvingo and Matobo districts. We have held … Continue reading → …
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Land sales fuel Harare’s Ardbennie rapid industrialisation
Source: Land sales fuel Harare’s Ardbennie rapid industrialisation –Newsday Zimbabwe THE residential hum once defining in the Ardbennie neighbourhood in Harare has turned into a new buzz of industrial atmosphere. Ardbennie is a small community that is located about 10 kilometres south of Harare’s central business district, between Mbare and Waterfalls. The gentle sounds of […]
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WATCH: Zanu PF Insiza North Constituency primary election candidates for National Assembly announced
Judith Phiri, Chronicle Reporter THE Zanu-PF Matabeleland South Provincial Chairman, Cde Mangaliso Ndlovu, has announced the party’s candidates vying for the Insiza North Constituency National Assembly seat. The seat became vacant following the passing of Insiza North’s legislator and businessman, Cde Farai Taruvinga, last month. Cde Taruvinga, aged 53, succumbed to cancer at his family […] …
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Zimbabwe: E-Visa Regulations Update
Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe Immigration has introduced a new electronic arrival form to streamline the entry process at ports including Victoria Falls Airport. Source: ATTA :: Zimbabwe: E-Visa Regulations Update VISA fee is US$55, visitors are advised to have the exact amount in cash, in US Dollars. The link to the site for VISA Application is www.evisa.gov.zw Visa […]
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Why AfDB warns Zimbabwe’s new law stands in way of debt relief?
Zimbabwe owes foreign creditors $21 billion, with arrears making up a significant portion of the debt overhang Source: Why AfDB warns Zimbabwe’s new law stands in way of debt relief? The African Development Bank (AfDB) says a new law introduced by Zimbabwe to curb civil society activities is a major setback to the southern African […]
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