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MPs bemoan queuing for fuel coupons

HARARE – Members of Parliament (MPs) have complained that they are going through demeaning conditions as they have to queue for fuel coupons. Zanu PF Chegutu West MP Dexter Nduna said Parliament should computerise their revenue generating and distributing mechanisms as getting coupons manually is a hustle for legislators. Nduna suggested that fuel money should…

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Nurses resolve to work 2 days per week

HARARE – The crisis at the country’s public hospitals is worsening as nurses have further cut the days they will be reporting for duty at State hospitals from three to two days a week citing the biting economic conditions. This comes after the nurses had earlier resorted to reporting for duty for three days a…

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Mthuli, Ziyambi grilled over 2 percent tax

HARARE – MDC legislators last week grilled Finance minister Mthuli Ncube and Justice minister Ziyambi Ziyambi over the legality of the two percent tax which was introduced in October this year. Speaking in the National Assembly, opposition MPs argued that the minister did not follow proper legal procedures when he introduced Statutory Instrument 205 of…

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New approach to tackle road carnage needed

HARARE – The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) released depressing statistics early this week which showed an increase in the number of road fatalities during the festive season. In the period under review, at least 89 people lost their lives in 2017 but the figure increased to 122 this year. According to the police, the major…

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Mugabe ‘stops’ minister from telling all on war hero’s death

HARARE – Defence minister Oppah Muchinguri-Kashiri has made sensational claims that she was stopped dead in her tracks by former president Robert Mugabe over an explosive book that she had written regarding the disputed circumstances surrounding the death of liberation icon Josiah Magama Tongogara. [Adz] [GoogleAd]  

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Chamisa ramps up ED pressure

HARARE – Opposition leader Nelson Chamisa is ratcheting up the pressure on President Emmerson Mnangagwa in a bid to energise the frustratingly slow tempo of the much-talked about national dialogue meant to end the country’s deepening economic crisis. This comes as long-suffering citizens are enduring one of the worst festive seasons in the history of…

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Doctors’ strike goes up a gear

HARARE – In the latest standoff between the government and striking junior doctors, senior medical personnel have now joined the industrial action by their juniors — leading to the suspension of major procedures at public health institutions across the country. This follows the government’s ill-advised recent decision to suspend 530 junior doctors over their industrial…

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Pain and death at hospitals

HARARE – As the doctors’ strike escalates almost reaching a month, the situation at the hospitals has become dire with patients being turned away while others are forcibly discharged due to the absence of doctors. The junior doctors from most of the provinces who make up the bulk of doctors in the country have brought…

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MDC slams govt over doctors’ suspensions

HARARE – The MDC has slammed government’s decision to suspend more than 500 doctors over their strike which has crippled public hospitals and affected major medical procedures across the country. This comes as provincial medical officers (PMOs) have joined the long strike in solidarity with their colleagues who have been pressing for improved working conditions…

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Street vendors re-emerge

HARARE – As the economy continues to take a nosedive, vendors have re-emerged on the streets of Harare as they are now openly displaying their wares on CBD pavements. In recent weeks, vendors had deserted the CBD after police issued a ban on all public gatherings and illegal food vending following the cholera outbreak in…

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