Zimbabwe face shortages of teachers
Government has said there is a critical shortage of Early Childhood Development (ECD) and Indigenous Languages teachers, while the entire education sector faces a shortfall of 25,000 teachers.
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Mnangagwa launches e-passport services in Murewa
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has established a passport issuing office at Murewa in the eastern province of Mashonaland.
Morocco gun down Bafana Bafana in AFCON qualifier
Morocco beat South Africa 2-1 in their first 2023 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier on Thursday night.
Mangochi parents face jail for forcing 15 year old girl in marriage
A father to a defiler and a 38-year-old mother to a victim have been arrested by Namwera Police Post in Mangochi for being suspected of forcing the 15-year-old victim into marriage with a 19-year-old boy.
President Ramaphosa budget vote disrupted, EFF MPs call him criminal
President Cyril Ramaphosa was blocked from presenting the presidential budget vote by the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) on Thursday who called him a criminal.
UN chief Guterres warns of worsening Russia, Ukraine war impact on world
United Nations chief Antonio Guterres said on Wednesday that the consequences of Russia's invasion of Ukraine are worsening for the world, with probably 1.6 billion people affected.
All ready for Alick Macheso’s latest album Tinosvitswa Nashe
The countdown to the launch of sungura king Alick Macheso's 12th album titled Tinosvitswa Nashe is almost over with all systems already in place.
Zimbabwe’s new parliament in Mount Hampden funded by China ready for use
Zimbabwe's new Parliament building at Mount Hampden which was 'donated' and built by China is now complete and ready for use.
Ximex Mall dealer taken to court over Zimbabwe toe selling business joke
A 40-year-old street vendor at Harare's popular Ximex shopping center has faced criminal harassment charges after claiming he had ties to the human toes buyers.
Deputy President Mabuza calls MPs to stop interfering in Ramaphosa farm robbery case
South African deputy president David Mabuza has called on MPs not to interfere and allow law enforcement to investigate the robbery at President Cyril Ramaphosa's Phala Phala farm.
