8-months to renew Zimbabwe passport
BEIJING - Zimbabwean citizens in the diaspora are now required to apply for a passport renewal eight months prior to expiry.
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PICTURES: Julius Malema visits former President Jacob Zuma for TEA discussion
Economic Freedom Fighters leader Julius Malema at the Former President of South Africa, Jacob Zuma’s Homestead in Nkandla, having TEA.
Chamisa offers smart solutions to Mnangagwa in fight against COVID-19
MDC Alliance leader Advocate Nelson Chamisa offers smart solutions to Mnangagwa’s govt in fight against COVID-19.
European Union fumes at Tanzania over COVID-19 funds use
A European Union official has come out guns blazing at Tanzania over COVID-19 fund allocated to the African country which has denied the existence of the deadly respiratory disease.
Joana Mamombe, Cecelia Chimbiri denied bail
HARARE - MDC Alliance Youth Assembly leaders Joana Mamombe and Cecelia Chimbiri were both been denied bail by a Harare magistrate in a matter in which the pair is being accused of undermining the authority of the police.
United Kingdom places Zimbabwe security chiefs under sanctions
United Kingdom this week slapped four Zimbabwe security officials and officers under sanctions as the European nation continues its tussle with the troubled southern African country.
Hopewell Chin’ono shakes the streets with #DemLoot vibe
HARARE - Freelance journalist and government critic Hopewell Chin’ono has shaken the cyber streets after releasing a reggae freestyle song titled #DemLoot denouncing corruption.
PRESS STATEMENT: SARS-CoV-2 TESTING UPDATED LIST 29/01/2021
It has come to the attention of the Ministry Of Health and Child Care that there are Laboratories carrying out SARS-CoV-2 testing without the prior requirement of assessment and certification.
Zimbabwe’s January inflation rises to 362,6pc
Zimbabwe's annual inflation rate rose to 362.63 percent in January 2020, up from 348.59 percent last month, according to latest numbers from the Zimbabwe National Statistical Agency (ZimStat).
COVID-19 ADDRESS: Chamisa calls on churches to be opened
HARARE - Opposition leader Nelson Chamisa has called for the partial lifting of lockdown regulations to allow a resumption of church services.
