Toxic lead levels found in local paint brands
MILLIONS of children in Zimbabwe are at risk of lead poisoning, which can potentially cause permanent damage to brain development,...
Month: January 2024
Fertiliser, cement imports to continue
THE Government is keeping in place a special dispensation for importing fertiliser and cement to guarantee availability and affordability of...
Ncube’s taxes push bread prices up
The price of a standard loaf of bread is now pegged at $1.20, a 20% increase from last month as...
Ramaphosa to focus on cross-border security issues, as the noise on borders grows
Over time, the challenges surrounding cross-border security have become more pressing, which has led to intense conflict between some political...
Shake-up at Harare City Council
Harare mayor Jacob Mafume says the local authority has changed leaders of its committees to address perennial service delivery problems...
Zimbabwean women flock to Turkey for trendy Brazilian bum-lift surgeries
Zimbabwean women embrace body-transformation surgeries despite risks The recent tragic death of a British woman following a Brazilian Bum-Lift operation...
Currency turmoil returns in Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe’s dollar has started the new year on the back foot, plunging more than 40% on the parallel market, as...
Zanu PF wants Job Sikhala die in prison
The Zanu PF government, through Justice Minister Ziyambi Ziyambi, has reaffirmed its stance on the prolonged incarceration of former legislator...
Teachers stage sit in as schools open for 2024, demand US$1,2k salary
The Amalgamated Rural Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (ARTUZ) claims its members across the country staged a sit-in on the first...
We were robbed but God is a restorer, indeed 2023 was the year: Chamisa
Nelson Chamisa, the leader of the opposition party Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC), believes that his party was unfairly denied...
