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Govt should audit police lifestyles

EDITOR — The reported $14 million raised by the police from roadblocks is way below the mark. It is a tip of the iceberg. Most police officers have at least two cellphones each, laptops, iPhones and iPads. No other settlement has satellite dishes more than a police camp. Police stations have no parking during the…

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Mahoka, Moyo off the hook

HARARE – The ruling party has developed cold feet on its pronouncements about two months ago that it would press criminal charges against former women’s league executive members, Eunice Sandi-Moyo and Sarah Mahoka on allegations of abusing their respective offices, the Daily News can report. Famed for publicly dressing down Vice President Emmerson Mnangagwa in…

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Cabinet to seal Air Zim’s fate

HARARE – President Robert Mugabe’s Cabinet will weigh its options on how Air Zimbabwe (Air Zim) could be untangled from its current mess, as it is emerging that the airline is on the cusp of launching a new business model. The national flag carrier, which at independence in 1980 boasted a fleet of 18 planes,…

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Study reveals cancer risk in Kaylite

HARARE – A study by the University of Zimbabwe (UZ) has revealed that Expanded Polystyrene (EPS) — popularly known as kaylite — which is used by many restaurants and food vendors to package meals and beverages, contains a substance that causes cancer. The study was done by the UZ Food, Nutrition and Family Science department…

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‘Diasporans won’t vote from outside Zim’

HARARE – Zimbabweans based outside the country will not be able to vote in next year’s watershed elections, national elections management body — the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (Zec) — said yesterday bringing to an end the debate on whether those in the Diaspora would be allowed to be part of the crucial poll without casting…

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Met warns of poisoning from heaters

HARARE – The Meteorological Services Department (Met Dept) has issued a warning to citizens on the risk of carbon monoxide poisoning from gas and kerosene heaters as they use these to try and beat the biting cold being currently experienced. Last year, a six-year-old suffocated after being poisoned by carbon monoxide (CO) produced by a…

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Chitungwiza clinics in dire straits

HARARE – An audit by government has laid bare the desperate situations at Chitungwiza Municipality-run clinics where staff does not use basic disease prevention consumables such as gloves — in addition to battling other myriad problems which include acute shortages of drugs. As a result, the dire straits have raised fears of a rise in…

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ELECTION WATCH: ERC hails parliamentary interface

  ELECTION Resource Centre (ERC) commends the Parliament of Zimbabwe for convening an all-stakeholders conference on the petition on electoral reforms submitted by the ERC and 14 other civil society organisations in September 2015. ERC director Tawanda Chimhini said the spirit of engagement, dialogue and exhaustion on pertinent national issues is indeed laudable. The conference…

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Land ownership row spills into court

HARARE – Prospective home owners in Mashonaland West and Marondera risk having their dreams of owning residential properties dashed as their local authorities are embroiled in bitter wrangles with land developers in matters that have now spilled into the courts. At least 1 664 residential stands in Nyabira are at the centre of a dispute…

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‘Mujuru not happy with Code venue’

HARARE – National People’s Party (NPP) president Joice Mujuru was not happy with Coalition of Democrats (Code) signing ceremony venue. Mujuru wanted to have the signing ceremony at a neutral venue to avoid the embarrassment she suffered when she signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with MDC president Morgan Tsvangirai at his residence. The incident…

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