Sadc ignores Moza civil unrest

President Emmerson Mnangagwa, who is the Sadc chairperson, ignored the Mozambique violent clashes in his speech.
By Kenneth Nyangani 19h ago

Half of Sadc leaders sent reps to summit

Yesterday, Cabinet said all was set for today's summit.
By Mirriam Mangwaya and Problem Masau Nov. 20, 2024

School of sport: Do the Maths

Equally, we will no doubt recognise the ‘greater than’ and ‘less than’ symbols in equations.
By Tim Middleton Nov. 17, 2024

Justice stalled for victims of Zim political violence

 Opposition activists in rural areas face even greater challenges than their urban counterparts.
By Miriam Mangwaya Nov. 15, 2024

Zimbabwe's urban housing quagmire: A call for radical reform

The current crisis reveals a deeply entrenched system of exploitation where vulnerable citizens find themselves caught up in a devastating cycle of desperation, manipulation and loss.
By Lawrence Makamanzi Nov. 12, 2024

Sadc: A region in crisis

The summit will come three weeks after Mozambicans disputed the presidential election results.
By Newsday Nov. 7, 2024

MPs demand release of CDF funds

Zimbabwe’s Parliament comprises 360 legislators (National Assembly and Senate), but only 210 directly represent constituencies, which means Treasury set aside US$10,5 million.
By Peter Dube Nov. 6, 2024

Sadc meets over Moza post-poll crisis

The Sadc chairperson also interacts with the Sadc Secretariat staff, provides guidance and signs the body’s legal instruments during their tenure.
By Problem Masau Nov. 6, 2024

IDBZ partners Armtrust Construction, Mabuto family in US$2,8m housing project

Zimbabwe is currently facing a housing deficit exceeding one million units which the government has been failing to reduce due to a lack of capital.
By Blessed Ndlovu Nov. 5, 2024