Michael Chideme

By Helen Kadirire Government is investigating the legality of the homes that were recently ravaged by floods, including those in Borrowdale, after it turned out that some where built on wetlands and waterways, the Zimbabwe Human Rights…
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By Eddie Chikamhi Giants Dynamos have welcomed the decision by Harare City Council to remove the artificial turf at Rufaro this season and replace it with natural grass. It may have taken many years for their voice to be heard,…
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Driving in Zimbabwe roads now requires one to acquire new skills of negotiating potholes. Drivers also need the nerves of steel to endure the gruelling driving experience which, if not well executed, can result in serious damage to one’s…
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By Helen Kadirire The Borrowdale flooding case has taken a new twist, with the Zimbabwe National Water Authority (Zinwa) saying the privately-owned dam that led to the disaster after it spilled was illegally constructed. This…
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By Andrew Kunambura Massive social upheaval looms in Harare after the Harare City Council (HCC) resolved to evict thousands of illegal settlers who have invaded large swathes of open spaces in the capital city. This follows a…
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HARARE - Thousands of people in the capital will soon be homeless as Harare City Council has embarked on a massive demolition of illegal structures in 19 undesignated settlements that have been identified.
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Harare Mayor Bernard Manyenyeni has distanced himself from the ongoing vendor eviction saga.
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The president of the Zimbabwe Union of Journalists (ZUJ), Dumisani Sibanda, has temporarily stepped down from the helm of the trade union in the wake of allegations of indecent assault by a workmate.
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