The Standard - Best Sunday Read
Nov 10, 2024 · AMH is an independent media house free from political ties or outside influence. We have four newspapers: The Zimbabwe Independent, a business weekly published every Friday, The Standard, a weekly published every Sunday, …
Zanu PF-linked land barons wreak havoc - The Standard
1 day ago · ZANU PF-linked land barons are grabbing vast tracts of land reserved for the construction of schools and clinics around Harare amid accusations that the government is protecting them. City of Harare last week started razing down illegally built houses in Ridgeview and Belvedere suburbs. The ...
Nees reveals Afcon finals target… targets Cameroon’s scalp
1 day ago · The result meant that the Warriors grabbed the second and final Group J Afcon ticket to join log leaders Cameroon. Zimbabwe will be making a return to the Africa safari for the first time since 2021 after missing out on the qualifiers for the 2023 event due to a Fifa ban.
Preachers urged to operate with integrity - The Standard
1 day ago · AZUSA Theological College principal Lovejoy Chabata yesterday said ministers of the gospel should exercise wisdom and integrity in their dealings as well as interactions with other people. Chabata, who was the guest of honour at the Christian Ministry Training Institute (CMTI)'s fourth graduation ...
Dealing with the pressure of Zimbabwe’s urban expansion
Nov 10, 2024 · Just as the clock ticks away its seconds, quite often unnoticed, momentous events reshape the path of history and destiny, towards directions yet unknown. The July 18 and October 16 2024 High Court of Zimbabwe verdicts on government and municipal demolition orders signal massive shifts in ways ...
Zim’s human rights record deteriorates - The Standard
Nov 10, 2024 · ZIMBABWE’s human rights have been under a sustained attack over the past two decades, a prominent civil rights activist has said. Zimbabwe Human Rights director Dzikamai Bere (pictured) told this publication in an interview that the systematic clampdown on civil liberties was perpetrated by the state through its security agencies.
Fresh war over Mugabe remains - The Standard
May 2, 2021 · BY EVERSON MUSHAVA A fresh war has erupted over the burial of the late president Robert Mugabe with a Zvimba villager dragging the erstwhile strongman’s widow Grace to a traditional court over the matter. Mugabe, who died in September 2019 aged 95, was buried at his Kutama homestead in Zvimba after Grace and her children […]
Zida sees huge jump in new investments - The Standard
Sep 17, 2023 · From 2020 to August 8, Zida had recorded more than 700 investment licenses with a total projected investment value of US$5,65 billion. However, following last month’s disputed elections that saw incumbent Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa winning a second term, analysts and economists fear this will weigh down on investment prospects.
Malaba: Mnangagwa suffers major setback - The Standard
May 16, 2021 · BY MOSES MATENGA. PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa’s plan to retain Chief Justice Luke Malaba following changes to the constitution suffered a setback after the High Court yesterday ruled that the top judge’s term of office ended on Friday.
Icaz boss urges Zim NGOs to be resilient - The Standard
Nov 10, 2024 · THE Institute of Chartered Accountants of Zimbabwe (Icaz) senior vice president Emmanuel Mudefi has called on local non-governmental organisations (NGOs) to be more resilient amid unprecedented global challenges. NGOs often support vulnerable groups with finance from aid organisations, multilateral ...