Lawyers Call Tagwirei's Birthday Gift To Guvamatanga An Open Bribe
HARARE – Treasury secretary George Guvamatanga’s acceptance of lavish gifts from corruption-accused business tycoon Kudakwashe Tagwirei is legally questionable, lawyers have said.
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MDC Alliance Activists Acquitted
HARARE - Three of the MDC Alliance activists, who were arrested and arraigned before the courts for criminal nuisance, were yesterday acquitted by Harare magistrate Barbara Mateko.
Court exonerates Obadiah Moyo in US$60m corruption trial
Former health minister Obadiah Moyo was acquitted by the High Court on Thursday.
MDC Alliance Youth Assembly Invades Rural Mbire
The MDC Alliance Youth Assembly this took its rural mobilization campaign program to Mbire constituency in Mashonaland Central Province.
Zimbabwe Opens Bars To Vaccinated Citizens
HARARE – Government extended the country's Covid-19 lockdown by a further two weeks, but licenced bars and nightclubs will be allowed to re-open to fully vaccinated patrons.
South Africa Embarks on Massive Vaccination Drive
CAPE TOWN — South Africa launched a new Covid-19 vaccination drive on Friday and will try to give doses to 500,000 people in two days to reinvigorate a flagging campaign that’s coming up against hesitancy and complacency in the continent’s worst-affected country.
COVID-19: Only 15 of 54 African countries have vaccinated at least 10 percent of citizens
GENEVA, Switzerland – Only 15 of Africa’s 54 nations have fully vaccinated 10 percent of their populations against Covid-19 and many frontline health workers remain at risk, the World Health Organisation (WHO) and International Council of Nurses (ICN) said on Thursday.
President Kagame opens door for Zimbabwe teachers
Rwandan President Paul Kagame told a delegation from Zimbabwe led by the Foreign Affairs minister Frederick Shava, on Wednesday that Rwanda urgently needs good teachers from his country.
Mnangagwa Appoints New Education Minister
HARARE – President Emmerson Mnangagwa on Wednesday appointed Evelyn Ndlovu as the new minister of primary and secondary education, demoting Cain Mathema who recently suffered a stroke whilst hospitalised with Covid-19 complications.
Kamambo and crew acquitted in US$740 000 case
ZIFA president Felton Kamambo and other three board members were on Tuesday found not guilty of transferring judicial funds from the association's account into a private account to save the US$740 000 from being garnished by creditors.