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5 feared dead as protests hit Zim

FIVE people reportedly died while 24 others were injured as police clashed with protesters across the country yesterday as anger over the

FC Platinum summon bravery

FC Platinum have put on a brave face as they confront one of the continent’s super powers and current Confederation of African

ED spends US$25m on luxury jet

ANALYSTS yesterday ridiculed President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s five-nation tour of Eurasia at a time the country was imploding due to severe economic difficulties,

Use Bicyles – Mutodi

Outspoken Information deputy minister Energy Mutodi has told Zimbabweans reeling under the burden of fuel hikes to ‘use bicycles.’

Live updates on the National Stay away

Workers under the Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions and citizen groups have begun a national stayaway in protest against the recent increase in the price of fuel, and the general economic meltdown the country is going through.
We give you updates on what is happening countrywide.

Let’s not forget our domestic investors

Few weeks ago, I asked in this instalment if the approach of this current government is to start a new economic base or to rebuild or patch the current tattered one. In raising this question, the objective was to contribute towards positioning the debate within the right framework. That definition would be a kind of a mental cartography, which helps to transform their ideas into action allowing the ordinary citizens to understand and navigate through our current economic landscape.

Hunger stalks Chikombedzi

Thousands of people in Chiredzi East are facing hunger, officials have said, with the drought-prone region still to receive rains.

Villagers challenge farm evictions

About 1 000 Masvingo villagers who were recently evicted by government from land they had occupied since 2000 have vowed to contest the move.

Pirates coach lauds Mapeza

SOUTH African football giants Orlando Pirates coach Milutin Sredojevis, also known as Micho, has spoken of his “admiration” for FC Platinum’s sleek passing game and the team’s commitment under Norman Mapeza.

Mayhem over fuel price hikes

MOTORISTS, economists, opposition parties and the commuting public yesterday reacted angrily to President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s move to hike fuel prices by 150%, which triggered a wave of price increases on almost all commodities and services, further plunging the populace into poverty.