Month: August 2024

`By Felix Magalela Mafa Sibanda` Re: All criminals agitating for President ED Mnangagwa to violate the Constitution of Zimbabwe by extending his tenure of office to 2030 should be arrested forthwith. According to the Constitution of Zimbabwe, Chapter 5 (90), the President must uphold, defend, and respect the Constitution as the supreme law of the nation and must ensure that this Constitution and all other laws are faithfully observed. Therefore, all those agitating for Mr. ED Mnangagwa (the President) to extend his tenure should be arrested immediately, as they are encouraging the wanton violation of the supreme law of...

By Wezhira Munya   In a painful development, the Zimbabwe National Students Union (ZINASU) Masvingo Provincial Chairperson, Mr. Calvin Muvheyi, was arrested yesterday and appeared before Masvingo Magistrate Sibanda today. The magistrate has remanded Muvheyi into Masvingo Remand Prison until Monday, 12th August 2024. The bail hearing could not proceed after the investigation officer said he is sick. Muvheyi’s lawyer, Advocate Collins Maboke, confirmed that his client is currently in remand prison and will return to court on Monday. This means Muvheyi will spend three nights in prison, including the day he was arrested. The young pro-Chamisa member was...

By Tsitsi Wayire As economic challenges intensify in Zimbabwe, an increasing number of women and young girls are turning to prostitution as a means of survival, highlighting the profound social and financial pressures facing many in the nation. With rampant unemployment rates and soaring inflation, daily life has become a struggle for many families, forcing vulnerable individuals to seek alternative means to support themselves and their dependents. Reports indicate that the COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated existing economic woes, leading to job losses and the closure of small businesses. As traditional avenues for employment dwindle, some women, particularly in urban...