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Muhwira Launches Reform-Focused Bid for ZIFA Mashonaland West Chair
Rufaro Muhwira Rufaro Muhwira has officially launched his campaign for the ZIFA Mashonaland West Province Chairperson position, unveiling a reform-focused manifesto aimed at transforming provincial fo...
Zim Bids Farewell to Outgoing UN Women Representative Fatou Lo
 Zimbabwe’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Amon Murwira, has expressed deep appreciation for outgoing UN Women Representative Fatou Aminata Lo, recognising her three and a half years of dedicated servic...
Economist Calls for Repeal of 2030 De-dollarisation Deadline
 Zimbabwean economist Professor Gift Mugano has called on the Government to immediately repeal Statutory Instrument 218 of 2023, which sets December 31, 2030, as the expiry date for the current multi-...
Tanganda Tea Says US$8 Million Rights Offer Still Under Review
 Tanganda Tea Company Limited has issued an updated cautionary statement advising shareholders that its proposed US$8 million renounceable rights offer is still under consideration.In a notice release...
Govt Nears Deal for US$600 Million Phase One of NRZ Rehabilitation
 The Government of Zimbabwe is in advanced negotiations to secure a private partner for the rehabilitation of the National Railways of Zimbabwe under a resource-financed infrastructure model.Phase one...
16 Uncomfortable Truths- DAY 7- If you protect a sexual predator, you are one.
Today let’s take the media as a mirror of society as we talk about one of the worst forms of GBV- sexual harassment in the workplace.Several studies and general information in the public domain indica...
13 year old Stoneridge boy kills peer in fight over packet of snacks
Police in Harare are investigating a case in which a 13-year-old male juvenile died after being assaulted by another 13-year-old male juvenile following an argument over sharing a packet of snacks (ji...
Colombia Grants Land Titles to Indigenous Families After 40-Year Standoff
   Colombia has awarded land titles to more than 600 Indigenous families in Cauca after four decades of disputes marked by violence, assassinations, and paramilitary intimidation. The low-key ceremony...
Portugal’s Teachers Mount Silent Strike Over AI-Driven School Cuts
   Thousands of Portuguese teachers staged a silent strike across Lisbon, Porto, and Faro last week, protesting what they describe as “stealth layoffs” caused by rapid digitalization and AI-based curr...
Nepal Introduces Landmark Law Recognising Climate Migrants
   Nepal has passed one of the world’s first laws recognising climate migrants as a distinct category of displaced people. The legislation, approved last Tuesday, obligates the government to relocate...