HARARE – With the rains upon us and council authorities throughout the country failing to provide clean water to the growing Zimbabwean population, there are strong fears of an increase in the outbreak of water borne diseases like cholera, typhoid and diarrhoea. Major cities like Harare, Bulawayo, Mutare and Masvingo are the hardest hit due…
CHIMANIMANI – A mysterious black fungi epidemic threatens to wipe the giant baobab trees particularly in Nyanyadzi, Chimanimani district. Forestry Commission Provincial Manager Phillip Tomu said his organisation was concerned and conducting studies on the impact the bacteria could have on baobab populations. “We are aware and carrying out some studies on effects of fungi…
HARARE – Warriors coach Kalisto Pasuwa will announce his final squad for the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon) tomorrow. The Warriors broke camp yesterday afternoon as they were given a day off to celebrate the New Year with their loved ones and friends. They will resume training tomorrow on the day the final squad…
HARARE – Zimbabwe’s newest commercial airline, Rainbow Airlines, which promises to offer travellers the best in both affordability and premium quality‚ will launch its inaugural flights from Harare International Airport to Johannesburg from January 25, 2017. The airline that will start by servicing the Harare-Johannesburg route on a daily basis and the Harare-Victoria Falls route…
HARARE – The bad news for long-suffering Zimbabweans, after experiencing one of the worst years since the country gained its independence from Britain in 1980, is that 2017 looks set to be another grim one, as the economy continues to die and the warring ruling Zanu PF girds itself for next year’s eagerly-anticipated national elections….
HARARE – Former vice President Joice Mujuru, who now leads the opposition Zimbabwe People First (ZPF), says the country’s mooted grand coalition — which is set to be in place this year — will bring to an end President Robert Mugabe and Zanu PF’s long rule. In her State of the nation address on Friday,…
HARARE – While Zimbabweans at large continue to go through very trying times as the country’s economy continues to tank, it has been another good year for us at the Daily News and Daily News On Sunday. So good in fact that even our most rabid detractors and so-called critics have now all but zipped…
HARARE – Tears and joy can best describe the year 2016 as the country’s judicial system became flooded with more dramatic and captivating cases, making it one of the busiest in years. From the dramatic arrest and trial of demonstrators demanding the end to President Robert Mugabe’s rule to the jailing of former Zanu PF…
HARARE – The year 2016 will go down as a tough one for the local economy since 2008 as the country slid back into recession and unemployment skyrocketed to unprecedented levels. Zimbabwe’s economy was expected to grow by 2,7 percent this year before it was slashed to 0,6 percent this year due to drought, which…
HARARE – Compliments of the New Year! As we all celebrate the beginning of a brand new year, there are things we wish must not be part of us forever. These are the things that would have stalked us in 2016. [GoogleAd] Sadly, for millions of long suffering ordinary Zimbabweans, as we report elsewhere in…
