HARARE – The Zimplats Indigenisation Transaction (“ZIP”), a landmark transaction in terms of value and significance now exposes the confusion that is inherent in a programme not supported by a coherent knowledge, capital and execution strategy. The objective to empower previously disadvantaged persons is laudable but the legal, just and equitable and constitutional instruments to…
HARARE – President Robert Mugabe says Indigenisation minister Saviour Kasukuwere “got it wrong” in some empowerment deals stitched together with several foreign-owned companies. The development not only vindicates the Daily News’ on-going exposé on the implementation of the key programme, but also affirms Vice President Joice Mujuru’s statements that top government officials must not abuse…
HARARE – Christpower Maisiri’s death, as diabolical as it was, has put into sharp focus the role of police in dealing with politically-motivated cases of violence. A life of struggles and pain, his 12-year-old boy who was born in the mountains as the mother fled violence allegedly fomented by Zanu PF thugs, was killed in…
GWERU – Heavy rains could not deter Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai’s launch of a “Yes Vote” campaign for the constitutional referendum scheduled for March 16. Amidst a mid-afternoon downpour at Mkoba Stadium, MDC leader Tsvangirai said people should go in their numbers and vote for the draft constitution. “We are here to launch the ‘Yes…
HARARE – Shepherd Maisiri and Zanu PF secretary for administration Didymus Mutasa, seem to have a thing going — albeit with disastrous consequences. While Mutasa resides in Harare’s leafy suburbs, owns a farm and a fleet of cars and has a round-the-clock police guard, his nemesis Maisiri is an impoverished villager who cannot even afford…
HARARE – As elections and time for people to take sides approach, the MDC slowly gets exposed. Bit by bit, the MDC is being shown that they have jumped into bed with a devil and the product of that political intimacy is slowly being born, making its way into the world horns first. It is…
MASERU – Dynamos vice-captain Tawanda Muparati has issued a rallying call to his teammates, urging them to finish off Lesotho Correctional Services in empathic fashion in the African Champions League tomorrow. The record- Zimbabwean champions have plundered seven goals in their last two matches, including the 3-0 first leg win over LSC in the qualifying…
HARARE – Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC) has revealed the national team is playing in an unbranded kit because the association was unable to find a new a shirt sponsor to replace Reebok before the on-going West Indies tour. It is not just the team’s performance on the field which has not been pleasing to the eye….
HARARE – Harare’s cemeteries illustrate two immutable facts, death is universal and fast dwindling grave space is coming at a premium. Many of Harare’s cemeteries have run out of space, and others are searching for ways to be as efficient as possible with dwindling stocks of open plots. Prices obey the laws of supply and…
HARARE – If Zimbabwe’s dream of qualifying for the 2015 World Cup is fulfilled, the Sables will be returning to the most prestigious tournament in world rugby for the first time in 24 years. The Sables last played in the World Cup back in 1991, co-hosted by Britain and France. Of the 16 countries taking…
