Day: November 6, 2024
Zim set to host SADC Extra-Ordinary Summit
Zimbabwe is set to host a Southern African Development Community (SADC) Extra-Ordinary Summit of Heads of State and Government in Harare from November 16th to 20th, 2024. The summit aims to address key regional issues, with a focus on recent political developments and ongoing elections in the region. The announcement was made during a cabinet […]
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The MaGogo Sophie Controversy: Brown Envelope Journalism at Play
The recent controversy surrounding journalist Sophie Mokoena’s coverage of the Botswana elections and her remarks about Zimbabwe has cast a spotlight on the ethical challenges faced by journalists when financial interests intersect with reporting. Mokoena’s alleged ties to the Democratic Alliance (DA) and Brenthurst Foundation have raised concerns about her impartiality, suggesting that her financial […]
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A Groundbreaking Step Toward Inclusive Healthcare in Zimbabwe
NetOne and Salutem’s launch of the “Dollar-a-Month” Salutem One Health product signifies a transformative milestone for healthcare access in Zimbabwe. This affordable healthcare initiative directly addresses a critical gap, as nearly 90% of Zimbabweans currently lack access to medical insurance. For just $1 per month, the plan opens doors to basic healthcare for a broad […]
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Empowering Workers and Strengthening Zimbabwe’s Mining Sector Through Union Advocacy
The Zimbabwe Diamond and Allied Minerals Workers Union’s (ZDAMWU) recent regional meeting reflects a proactive approach to addressing the challenges facing mine workers and mining communities. Led by General Secretary Comrade Justice Chinema, ZDAMWU is positioning itself as a critical player in ensuring fair treatment, safe working conditions, and equitable economic opportunities for Zimbabwe’s mining […]
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BancABC fire managers to avoid paying exit packages
BANCABC has dismissed nine senior managers with a combined 102 years at the bank, in controversial circumstances that market analysts and fellow bankers say was systematic and well planned to avoid paying them combined exit packages amounting to over US$6 million. According to correspondence seen, the managers who have been with the bank for close […]
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