Mliswa says Nzenza’s husband called him a cheap sexist dog
Independent Member of Parliament Temba Mliswa today complained that Labour Minister Sekesai Nzenza’s husband on Monday called him a cheap sexist dog who felt mortally...
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Why Zimbabwe’s inflation continues to soar
Zimbabwe Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube seems to be doing everything by the book as he pursues orthodox economic policy often prescribed by the global Bretton...
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Does Zimbabwe currency reform have IMF backing?
With major support from the International Monetary Fund on Zimbabwe’s ongoing reform process, the government announced a key step towards the return of the Zimbabwe...
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Zimbabwe reintroduces Zimbabwe dollar, bans use of all foreign currencies
Zimbabwe has banned the use of all foreign currencies as legal tender from today according to statutory instrument 142 of 2019 published today. It says...
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Is it true that Zimbabwe teachers’ union boss earns $11 000 a month?
The chief executive officer of the Zimbabwe Teachers’ Association, one of the two unions that called on teachers to go on strike this month but...
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I was not the brains behind Grace Mugabe, Jonathan Moyo says
Former Higher Education Minister Jonathan Moyo says suggestions that he was the brains behind former First Lady Grace Mugabe are preposterous because that would have...
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Mnangagwa ally arrested by Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission
Despite complaints from the opposition Movement for Democratic Change that the Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front cannot end corruption, the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission appointed by...
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Mugabe outlives Mandela
Former Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe has now outlived former South African President Nelson Mandela. Mandela, who was born on 18 July 1918 died on 5...
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Sikhala granted Z$5 000 bail
Movement for Democratic Change deputy chairman Job Sikhala was today granted bail of Z$5 000 by High Court judge Neville Wamambo in Masvingo. Sikhala is...
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Kagame tells Mnangagwa “convince your people first”
Rwandan President Paul Kagame says President Emmerson Mnangagwa should convince his people first that the country is changing before he seeks to convince the outside...
