Elton Mupauka

Harare- Zimbabwe teachers have lamented poor remuneration as a cause for the eroding of their dignity and called on the government to recognise them. The calls come as they joined the rest of the world in commemorating the World Teachers’ Day. In

Harare- Health minister Constantino Chiwenga has indefinitely suspended the holding of by-Elections which were scheduled to take place on 5 December 2020. By-elections came about when troubled opposition MDC-T recalled several legislators and councilors from Parliament and Council on allegations of associating

Harare- The Zimbabwe government says it will pay its workers a 40 percent cost of living adjustment while negotiations continue for a more sustainable pay rise. The announcement comes at a time teachers have downed tools owing to poor remuneration. Health workers

Harare- The Zimbabwe Supreme Court on Friday granted MDC-T interim leader Thokozani Khupe up to 30 November to hold the party’s extraordinary congress to elect a new president. Khupe had approached the Supreme Court seeking guidance on the matter after the same

Harare- Zimbabwe Parliament has this afternoon expelled 10 MPs from the MDC-T after their party wrote to the House saying they were no longer representing party interests. Speaker of the National Assembly Advocate Jacob Mudenda made the announcement this afternoon. The 10

Harare – Home Affairs minister Kazembe Kazembe said borders remain closed despite opening them to air travelers. Zimbabwe imposed a national lockdown at the end of March to curb the spread of the coronavirus, and only returning residents and commercial cargo were

Harare-The Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) has called on State Security Minister Owen Ncube to withdraw threats he made against labour activists, civil society and the opposition for allegedly working with the enemy to violently dethrone the government. The state security

Harare- Spokesperson for Zimbabwe’s main opposition MDC Alliance led by Nelson Chamisa, Fadzayi Mahere says the fight between her party and the rival MDC-T faction is not about the name but the ruling Zanu PF party which is pestering her party. On

Harare – Nine students were arrested yesterday while protesting outside a Harare court where their leader was appearing for charges of promoting public violence, breach of peace or bigotry. Zimbabwe National Students Union leader Takudzwa Ngadziore, 22, was arrested on Thursday last