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Soldiers flood schools

Armed soldiers are now a familiar sight at public schools throughout the country in the wake of an on-going strike by teachers, resulting in parents, guardians and learners living in fear. Teachers’ unions told the Daily News on Sunday this week that there has been a heavy presence of military personnel especially in high density suburbs…

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ED govt blames Internet for own failures

President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government has developed a knack for blaming everything that has gone bad in Zimbabwe on social media  a default mode that has seen it shutting down the Internet recently. When angry Zimbabweans poured onto the streets to demonstrate against a 150 percent increase in fuel prices last month, government blamed social media for…

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Khalanyoni Zim community that identifies with SA, Botswana

Arriving at Khalanyoni Business Centre in Plumtree, Mangwe district in Matabeleland South about 200 kilometres south of Bulawayo, one is greeted by a huge election billboard of a beaming President Emmerson Mnangagwa portrait. Among the boldly stated campaign messages on the billboard are the promises for better health, education and infrastructure development. [GoogleAd] Installed a few metres…

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Hodzi transfers Mutangadura to Guruve

Top National Prosecuting Authority lawyer Chris Mutangadura has been transferred to Guruve in a move that has shocked the legal fraternity. In an internal memorandum dated February 7, recently-confirmed Prosecutor-General Kumbirai Hodzi told the highly competent youthful lawyer — who is the director of the Economic Crimes Unit — that all cases that he had been…

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Zanu PF back to old habits

Just under 14 months after assuming power from former president Robert Mugabe’s rule, the new administration of President Emmerson Mnangagwa seems to have learnt nothing and forgotten nothing from the past. When Mnangagwa came to power in November 2019, his government immediately set out to win the hearts and minds of the international community which had…

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Govt clears air on doctors

As doctors continue to vent out their disgruntlement with government over their remuneration, our reporter Pauline Hurungudo had an interview Health Services Board (HSB) executive chairperson Paulinus Sikhosana to hear the authorities’ side of the story.   [GoogleAd] Q: Has there been any progress with regards issues that caused junior doctors to go on strike?  A:…

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Augusto seeks fresh start

HARARE – “This is the best move for my career because this is the perfect chance for me to win a league title,” Clive Augusto tells the Daily News on Sunday on his recent move to Bulawayo side Chicken Inn. Ever since he burst onto the scene with Ngezi Platinum Stars in the 2017 Caste…

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ED blocks reinstatement of fired NetOne CEO

CHIEF Secretary to the President and Cabinet Misheck Sibanda has blocked NetOne from reinstating its suspended chief executive officer Lazarus Muchenje saying such a move is against the spirit of the “new dispensation”. This comes as the struggling mobile telecommunications parastatal on Thursday suspended two top managers — chief operating officer Brian Mutandiro, pictured, and…

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Clerics caution Chamisa, CSOs . . . advise opposition to abandon toxic politics

The Dutch Reformed Church has warned the opposition and rights groups against adopting a hostile stance towards President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his government, warning that doing so could inflame emotions and cause great damage to the country. In a paper on the current political tensions in the country, two of the church’s senior officials also urged…

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Zim reels under army crackdown

Human rights groups have called on  authorities to stop the ongoing military crackdown, amid a rising death toll from the brutal operation. At least 17 people are now said to have died after being shot at by security forces, with more than one hundred others seriously wounded since ugly fuel protests flared around the country last…

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