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Zim at Crossroads as horror 2019 unfolds
HARARE - The palpable fear among many Zimbabweans that 2019 would become yet another “annus horribilis” — Latin for a horrible year — has become a harrowing reality, with the country’s political and...
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Fungisai a woman of all seasons
HARARE - Fungisai Zvakavapano-Mashavave is one multi-talented woman. In addition to being an award-winning musician, Fungisai, a holder of a sociology degree, is also into gardening and designing. The...
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'Inclusive national dialogue way to go after protests'
HARARE - Our News Editor Gift Phiri sits down for a wide-ranging interview with Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition spokesperson and director Tabani Moyo about last week’s shutdown. Find below excerpts of the...
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Local football needs pre-sold tickets
HARARE – Zimbabwe football is still operating in the dark ages judging by what transpired last week at Barbourfields Stadium in Bulawayo. Zimbabwe champions FC Platinum were hosting South African...
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PSL teams' pre-season plans in disarray
HARARE - Most of the Castle Lager Premiership clubs had their pre-season training programmes interrupted by the violent fuel hike protests that rocked Harare, Bulawayo and other towns last week. With...
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Mopo video showcases beauty of Nyanga
HARARE - A new musical video, Kwedu, by rising musician Potifa Mopo, showcases the beauty of Nyanga. Nyanga, located in the eastern highlands of the country, boasts of centres of attractions inform of...
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'Power imports to continue until 2027'
HARARE - Zimbabwe is expected to continue relying on electricity imports for the next eight years due to lack of investment in the sector, a leading international think-tank has said. The southern...
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Zim faces bleak future: IMF
HARARE - Zimbabwe will struggle to get financial support from international financial institutions due to its high debt levels, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has said. Gerry Rice, the IMF...
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'Prices will not go up'
HARARE - Retailers have promised that prices will not be going up as long as government expedites the rebate system which provides tax relief to registered businesses. This comes after people besieged...
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Civic leaders, MPs flee govt terror
HARARE - Dozens of MDC officials and civic society leaders have gone into hiding as there is no let up by government against pro-democracy and political activists it accuses of being part of last...
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Are those arrested all hooligans, thugs?
HARARE - Zimbabwe security forces have reportedly arrested over 700 people over the recent violence and looting that took place in several cities and towns with most of them being teenagers while...
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Suspensions could derail FC Platinum
HARARE - With key defender Elvis Moyo already suspended for FC Platinum next African Champions League Group B match against Horoya, coach Norman Mapeza must be concerned with his side’s disciplinary...
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Chamisa prays for violence victims
HARARE - MDC leader Nelson Chamisa on Friday visited hospitals to see victims of the violence that took place during the recent three-day stay-away, which claimed the lives of at least 12 people,...
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Church calls for national dialogue
HARARE - Evangelical Fellowship of Zimbabwe has condemned acts of violence, while calling for dialogue to end the political and economic dilemma in the country. In a statement, the church fellowship...
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ZRP auctions 200 bales of clothes
HARARE - The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) will on Wednesday auction 200 bales of clothes, shoes and other items in Graniteside, Harare. According to a notice issued by KM Auctions (Private) Limited,...
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Buyanga's AMG offers to help fuel protests victims
HARARE - The African Medallion Group (AMG) is expediting the establishment of its humanitarian department to help victims of Zimbabwe’s deadly fuel riots, which have left 12 people dead and hundreds of...
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'Govt riots explanation laughable'
HARARE - Questions have been raised over government’s claims that police and army deserters were responsible for the riots and mayhem that characterised a three-day stay-away, which reportedly led to...
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Teachers' strike starts today
HARARE - As government battles to contain growing civil unrest in the country, the nation’s biggest teachers’ union — the Zimbabwe Teachers Association (Zimta) — says its members will go on strike with...
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ED cuts short trip to Europe
HARARE - President Emmerson Mnangagwa has cancelled his planned trip to the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum (Wef) in Davos, Switzerland — which starts tomorrow — and will return back to the...
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Epileptic man drowns in pool
MUTARE - A 26-year-old epileptic man drowned in a shallow pool as he took a bath in Nyanyadzi River last Friday. Manicaland provincial police spokesperson inspector Tavhiringwa Kakohwa said Samuel...
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