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‘Labour laws must be amended to address sexual harassment in the informal sector’
Emthonjeni Women’s Forum (EWF) says there is a need for the Parliament of Zimbabwe to amend the Labour Act to address…
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Zim records 107 new Covid-19 cases
Zimbabwe has recorded 107 new Covid-19 cases which bring the country’s active cases to 1 323, the Ministry of Health and Child Care…
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Land developer accused of duping home seekers
Homeseekers who bought stands in Rangemore under Umguza Rural District Council are up in arms with Pure Gold Housing Trust for failing to provide residential stands nine years later.…
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EU says concerned by Zim’s continued rights violations
THE European Union (EU) has expressed concern over the continued human rights violations in Zimbabwe and urged the government to…
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Burnt kombi owner speaks out
The owner of one of the two commuter omnibuses which were burnt to shells, Wednesday, following fierce clashes with the…
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Byo informal traders commended for observing Covid-19 protocols
Informal traders operating in lawfully designated markets in Bulawayo have been commended for observing Covid–19 regulations as part of the efforts to curb the spread…
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Police-Kombi war turns nasty, two vehicles burnt to shells
A high speed chase involving police officers and two ‘pirate’ commuter omnibuses ended in tragedy,Wednesday, when the two kombis burnt…
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Zim Covid-19 positive cases on the increase
Eighty-three people tested positive to Covid-19 in Zimbabwe yesterday with statistics showing that the country is recording an increase in new cases. …
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Student found dead on roadside
A 25-year-old student from Esigodini Agriculture College was reportedly stabbed to death on his way home from playing soccer over the weekend. …
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Byo police ban carrying of dangerous weapons
Police in Bulawayo have banned the carrying of dangerous weapons for three months in response to a spike in violent…
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