Police stop burning down of Mphoko’s Choppies
Police have revealed that they stopped rowdy youths in Bulawayo from burning down a Choppies supermarket during the clashes that ensued with protestors..
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UNWTO Secretary General candidate has a clear frontrunner
Following the earlier endorsement by SADC, the Southern African Development Community, of Dr. Engineer Walter Mzembi, Zimbabwe’s Minister for Tourism and Hospitality Industry,.
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#ZimShutDown2016:Why Zimbabweans are shutting down the country over economic collapse
The 30th civilian protest against bad governance since January, the landmark #ThisFlag shutdown closed businesses. Zimbabwe’s capital Harare was shutdown on 6 July.
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Manyenyeni Kombi Accident:Couple loses pothole suit
A couple ’s bid to claim compensation following the loss of their commuter omnibus after it hit a pothole and overturned, failed when.
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IMF is ready to throw the Mugabe regime a lifeline
“RIGHT now we literally have nothing,” Zimbabwe’s finance minister told French radio. Patrick Chinamasa was touring European capitals this week begging for money.
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Economist John Robertson Says Zim Protests Won’t Help Economy
The ongoing #ZimShutDown2016 is much about ado about nothing as far as the economy is concerned, a leading economist has said. Speaking on.
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Military goes on high alert
A RATTLED President Robert Mugabe has reportedly put the country’s military apparatus on standby, as fears of social unrest grow in Zimbabwe, NewsDay.
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Zimbabweans stay at home in protest against economic hardships
Zimbabweans stayed at home on Wednesday while foreign banks and most businesses in the capital shut down operations, in one of the biggest.
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Econet rolls out Wi-Fi on kombis
Econet Wireless is rolling out a new service whereby commuters will soon be able to enjoy Wi-Fi as they ride in Kombis to.
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Watch:Protesters Force Chinamasa to Sit in London Taxi for An Hour
More than 100 Zimbabweans in Britain demonstrating against the economic decay back home on Tuesday forced Finance Minister Patrick Chinamasa to sit in.