Youths Need to Take More Interest in Issues of National Interest

By Bruce Tawanda Local youths have been challenged to take more interest and participate in issues of national interest as it is only they who can safeguard their future. The call came from MDC ALLIANCE and KAMBUZUMA MP Hon Willias Madzimura during HStv Radioâ

ICT Minister in tree planting campaign

By Chengeto Chidi Minister of Information Community Technology and Courier Services Jenfan Muswere took the lead in a NetOne tree planting activity at Harare Hospital a day before the official tree planting day. Muswere speaking after taking part in a clean up

Doctors bay for Moyo head

p p By Chengeto Chidi STRIKING doctors want the scalp of Health Minister Obadiah Moyo whom they accuse of presiding over the collapse of the health sector.claiming his actions are worsening the health delivery system. Senior doctors who handed over a petition

Lobby for ‘Youth Act’ Gathers Momentum

Lobby for ‘Youth Act’ Gathers Momentum By Bruce Tawanda An appeal has been made for the enactment of a ‘Youth Act’ in the hope that it will comprehensively deal with issues that affect the younger generation. “We’d want to create a conducive enviro

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Lawyers demand end to police brutality

Lawyers demand end to police brutality By Chengeto Chidi Legal practitioners have demanded an end to police brutality and impunity which they said has been on the increase and threatening constitutional order and rule of law in the country. Members of the Zimb

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2020 finacial Budget Briefing

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$200 million for free pads

$200 million for free pads By Chengeto Chidi Government has set aside $ 200 million for provision the of sanitary wear which had become too expensive and inaccessible for young girls and the less privileged. Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube speaking during a pres