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Grain traders’ legal contest selfish: Govt

HARARE – Deputy Agriculture minister, Mechanisation and Irrigation Development responsible for Cropping, Davis Marapira, says private grain traders are being selfish in mounting a legal challenge on the constitutionality of the $390-per-tonne minimum maize and sorghum price set by Government. Marapira said the millers only had sights on their “selfish and artificial profits” and did…

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JSC to recruit 3 High Court

HARARE – The Judicial Service Commission (JSC) is set to hold public interviews next month to recruit three more judges for the High Court. JSC secretary Rita Makarau on Thursday briefed the media on the development. She said the commission, on March  14, 2014, advertised three judges’ positions for the Supreme Court of Zimbabwe and…

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‘Zesa owes Harare $3m’

HARARE – Zesa Holdings (Zesa) owes Harare City Council (HCC) $3 million for rentals accrued over a period of five years. According to minutes of the finance and development committee, switching centres which were on council land have been occupied by Zesa free of charge. “The director of works was now requesting authority to lease…

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Khaya-Moyo not guaranteed VP post

HARARE – Successive pronouncements by former PF Zapu heavies that “no one is assured” of a post under an arrangement with Zanu PF means party chairman Simon Khaya-Moyo is not guaranteed of the Zanu PF deputy presidency. While the ex-Zimbabwean ambassador to South Africa has had his fair share of supporters, among them former minister…

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Mugabe still angry with father

HARARE – President Robert Mugabe on Wednesday once again expressed bitterness at the way his father abandoned him and his siblings to start a new family in Bulawayo. Addressing delegates at the sixth national Women’s League conference, Mugabe said all his life, he was known as Bona’s (his mother) son as his father played no…

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Passengers with HIV sue China’s Spring Airlines

BEIJING – Two passengers with HIV are suing a budget Chinese airline for refusing to let them board a plane. Local media reports say the two men and a friend – who does not have HIV – were prevented from boarding a Spring Airlines plane at Shenyang airport. The three of them are accusing the…

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Nigeria’s revolutionary salute stalls Ebola

ABUJA – The governors of Nigeria’s 36 states have started greeting one another with clenched fist salutes – not out of revolutionary fervour, but to avoid transmitting the deadly Ebola virus. President Goodluck Jonathan summoned the governors and regional health commissioners to an emergency meeting in the capital, Abuja, to discuss how to stop the…

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Stop frustrating well-meaning initiatives

HARARE – Early this week, we reported on the confusion and frustration being caused by government’s insistence that all donations to Tokwe-Mukorsi and Tsholotsho flood victims be channelled through State structures. While we appreciate the need for the State to monitor all the charity initiatives being undertaken to benefit the flood victims, we urge them…

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Chitepo and my moustache

HARARE – Until I was well into my 70s, I had kept a well-tended moustache. A few women found it intriguing: what was I trying to hide under that bush? Most men thought I desired to achieve a military-style demeanour. For me, it just meant that people did not take me for granted. Others speculated…

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Police officers must shun corruption

EDITOR — It is disheartening and disturbing to note that police officers who are supposed to maintain law and order in the country are the ones who are involved in corrupt activities. There have been reports in the media of different cases where Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) officers have been mounting fake roadblocks soliciting for…

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