HARARE – Defiant teachers have ganged up against government, declaring that they will not be intimidated, following threats that those who will down tools will be dismissed the same way nurses were. In recent days, government fired nurses that embarked on job action demanding better remuneration and working conditions. Primary and Secondary Education minister Paul…
HARARE – The new passenger coaches recently introduced in the country are proving to be popular with passengers, National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) has said. About a month ago, NRZ introduced new locomotives and coaches, leased from South African rail utility, Transnet, as part of its revival strategy. The rail coaches were deployed on the…
HARARE – Government is failing to secure spare parts for renal dialysis machines, resulting in most public hospitals operating without the important life-saving equipment, Health minister David Parirenyatwa has revealed. Speaking in the National Assembly recently, Parirenyatwa acknowledged that the country is facing a shortage of dialysis machines. “We had a programme through which we…
Dube hints at GNU BULAWAYO – In a statement that is likely to attract mixed feelings within the Zanu PF family, former War Veterans minister Tshinga Dube has hinted on a government of national unity with the Nelson Chamisa-led MDC while also appealing to Zimbabweans to give President Emmerson Mnangagwa a five-year term as leader…
BULAWAYO – The gay and lesbian community have hinted at trying their luck out at next year’s Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF). Gays and Lesbians of Zimbabwe (Galz)’s sentiments come at the time, the Sexual Rights Centre (SRC), an organisation which advocates for the rights of sexual workers successfully exhibited at the fair, albeit amidst…
HARARE – The Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission (ZHRC) has said it is yet to finalise a report on Zimbabwe’s marginalised San community, almost two years after the rights body conducted the research in the southern part of the country. ZHRC executive secretary Makanatsa Makonese told Southern News this week that they were still working on…
CAPS United……………….(0) 0 Chicken Inn………………..(1) 1 HARARE – An Obidiah Tarumbwa solitary first half strike was all Chicken Inn needed to end a four-game winless streak in the Castle Lager Premiership with a hard-fought victory against CAPS United here yesterday. The result condemns the Green Machine, who had to finish the match with 10 men…
Highlanders…………………(0) 1 Mutare City Rovers…………….0 BULAWAYO – A solitary goal from Newman Sianchali late in the second half ensured Highlanders bounced back to winning ways with a victory over struggling Mutare City Rovers in a Castle Lager Premiership match here yesterday. Bosso suffered their first defeat of the 2018 campaign when they went down 1-0…
HARARE – Newly-elected Wushu president White Mukweya said the association’s immediate task is to make their presence felt in all the provinces across the country as part of a spirited campaign to popularise the sport. Wushu is a martial art and full contact sport that was developed in China, in an effort to standardise the…
HARARE – Following the stunning ouster from power of Robert Mugabe in November last year, seismic changes continue to take place in the ruling Zanu PF and the country’s political architecture at large. [GoogleAd]
