HARARE – Renowned academic and lawyer Patrick Loch Otieno Lumumba of Kenya will be coming to Zimbabwe for an Economic Renaissance Summit next month. Lumumba will give speeches on several economic topics such as Managing the Value Chain for Economic Prosperity, Servant Leadership: Taking the Higher ground and Re-engineering the economy through 360 Degrees Radical…
HARARE – Harare residents are demanding that council reduce rates by at least 30 percent to match the incomes of most people. According to Harare Residents Trust (HRT), the exorbitant bills being sent to residents do not match the quality and water consumption of residents. The demands by HRT come as Harare City Council has…
HARARE – Zimbabwe’s dam levels are currently at 79 percent, a drop of 0,34 percent in the last seven days, Zimbabwe National Water Authority (Zinwa) has said. Zinwa corporate communications manager Marjorie Munyonga said while there has been a decline in the dam levels, the water is still sufficient enough to meet both domestic and…
HARARE – Founding MDC leader Fidelis Mhashu, “a very gentle and courageous legend of Zimbabwe’s democratic struggle”, will be laid to rest today. His body was taken from a funeral parlour in Harare to his Chitungwiza home yesterday, where it lay in state ahead of burial at Glen Forest cemetery today. He passed away on…
HARARE – Unilever, through its popular public health brands Lifebuoy and Domestos, launched an awareness campaign in Gweru to educate people on health and sanitation. The awareness campaign, which began on Monday and is set to be concluded tomorrow, is a response to a typhoid outbreak which has hit Gweru for the past three weeks…
HARARE – Government has lamented the continued gold and other minerals’ leakage which is has seen deteriorating revenues that have severely affected revenue inflows for the fiscus. Addressing small-scale miners in Kwekwe recently Mines ministry permanent secretary Munesu Munodawafa said government has intensified plans to put in place measures to plug the leakages as it…
HARARE – Zimbabweans across the political divide are holding their breath as the Constitutional Court (Con-Court) prepares to deliver its eagerly-awaited ruling today on who – between President Emmerson Mnangagwa and opposition leader Nelson Chamisa — will govern the country following the hotly-disputed July 30 presidential election. [Adz] [GoogleAd]
HARARE – The Constitutional Court (Con-Court) will deliver its judgment tomorrow in an application in which MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa is challenging President-elect Emmerson Mnangagwa’s win in the July 30 elections. Chamisa filed a court application on August 10, claiming he won the election with 60 percent of the vote. He approached the Con-Court…
HARARE – In an early setback for opposition leader Nelson Chamisa, the Constitutional Court (Con-Court) yesterday completely removed submissions by losing presidential candidates in the July 30 elections who had filed papers in support of his claims that the vote was rigged by the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (Zec). After hearing preliminary arguments, the full Con-Court…
HARARE – Zimbabweans yesterday reacted angrily to war veterans’ push for members of the opposition to remove Nelson Chamisa and Tendai Biti as leaders of the MDC Alliance. The former freedom fighters attacked the two saying they were in bed with former president Robert Mugabe. Addressing the media in Harare on Tuesday, Zimbabwe National Liberation…
