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City Parking USD Parking Tariff Reversed

Spiwe Nyoni On the 30th of June City Parking increased parking tariffs in Harare Central Business District which were supposed to come to effect on

Norton Council Demolish Illegal Structures

Pauline Chateuka The ongoing demolitions of illegal structures (tuckshops, churches, and market stalls) came as a shock to Norton residents who thought they would

Gospel Musician Using Music To Fight Discrimination Of People With Albinism

By Nyasha Nhau A Goromonzi - Mabvuku based gospel artist Blessing Matikwa has joined the disability community in the fight against discrimination and is

Ideas Party of Democracy (IPD) calls for unity and love

Nyasha Nhau A newly formed political party ldeas Party of Democracy led by South Africa based Herbert Chamuka has taken charity work to the

Midnight Farmers Market at Mbare Msika.

Joseph Andrasi Government has allowed the reopening of farmer's markets during the country's lockdown in order for citizens to have access to fresh produce.

NGO Champions access to water and best hygiene. practices

By Joseph Andrasi Harare- Residents from different communities in Harare have been living in fear of contracting the deadly pandemic disease after the President

Mbare Informal traders back to business

By Joseph AndrasiHarare- As the lockdown continues in trying to curb the spread of pandemic disease of COVID-19, informal traders are back to business

Norton Residents Appeal For More Boreholes

By Pauline Chateuka Washing of hands under running water is one of the emphasised preventative measures advised by the World Health Organisation to curb

ZACRAS STATEMENT ON THE SECOND SUBMISSION DEADLINE EXTENSION FOR COMMUNITY RADIO APPLICATIONS

The Zimbabwe Association of Community Radio Stations (ZACRAS) expresses its concern over the continued extension of deadlines for the submission of community radio applications.

Mabvuku-Tafara Councilor Donates Sanitary Pads

As we celebrate mother's day today, women and girls of Mabvuku-Tafara welcomed the move by their councillor, Munyaradzi  F. Kufahakutizwi, and his partners who