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Diaspora organises donations . . . as ZymPay, Gain Cash & Carry collaborate on cyclone relief effort

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The scenes of devastation and loss from Cyclone Idai have galvanised the Zimbabwean Diaspora, who are organising donations and relief to be sent home in a transparent and accountable way. A combination of family bonds, the scale of the destruction and a sense that the government is not mobilising anywhere near enough to match the…

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Parly probes Idai impact

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PARLIAMENT has dispatched a team of legislators to Manicaland and Masvingo provinces to assess the impact of Cyclone Idai as well as pass condolences on behalf of the august House. This was said by Speaker Jacob Mudenda, pictured, in the National Assembly on Wednesday while responding to a proposal by Zanu PF MP for Bulilima…

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Paz warns against crossing flooded rivers

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Drivers of passenger service vehicles must desist from crossing flooded rivers, the Passengers Association of Zimbabwe (Paz) said yesterday.  Paz joined the nation in mourning the loss of life and livelihoods in the areas affected by Cyclone Idai.  “We are disheartened by the fact that some buses attempted to cross flooded rivers’ bridges,” Paz president…

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Even politicians  will not divide us

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ZIMBABWE is currently battling to come to terms with Cyclone Idai-induced devastation and politicians have conveniently taken advantage of the obtaining human suffering to score cheap political goals. Regardless, it is pleasing that Zimbabweans have demonstrated a rare sense of unity by donating to assist their brethren affected by the devastating cyclone. [GoogleAd] Over 100…

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Bureaux de change are indeed the way to go

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OUR country’s economic instability over the past couple of decades has left many of us so bruised and faithless in policies implemented by any government body such that when opportunities are presented, our first instinct is to reject them out rightly. However, the proposal or rather the challenge that Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe governor John…

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Let’s stimulate local trade

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EDITOR — Trade is a very important industry in every part of the world.  It is simply the trading of something for something else.  This can be one good for another good, one good for money, one good for a service, a service for a good, money for a service, etc.  Trade can be explained…

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Address street children’s plight

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EDITOR — A wide range of factors has made the street children issue in the country a difficult challenge to deal with.  [GoogleAd] There are a number of young children on streets in absence of specific care givers. They make streets their home, which is not right. However, with the help of government, I think…

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Grant aid boost for NGOs

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JAPANESE envoy to Zimbabwe Toshiyuki Iwado yesterday inked three grant contracts to be funded by Tokyo in line with the Asian country’s sustainable development aid that started as way back as 1980. [GoogleAd] The latest grants, which will be overseen by three local NGOs, will see one carrying out landmine clearance along the border with…

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Tobacco deliveries down 98pc

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ZIMBABWE’S tobacco deliveries slumped to its lowest levels ever after farmers brought in 3 886 kilogrammes of the golden leaf on the first day compared to 165 105kg in 2018, showing a 97,65 percent decrease. [GoogleAd] Statistics from the Tobacco Industry and Marketing Board (TIMB) show that tobacco farmers earned a paltry $7 116 on…

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Ivy Kombo back in the country

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UNITED Kingdom-based gospel diva Ivy Kombo-Kasi arrived back in the country yesterday afternoon for the first time in 14 years. The Handidzokere Shure hit-maker is expected to perform today at Upper View Ministries International in Harare, a church founded by her husband, Admire Kasi. [GoogleAd] One of the church officials confirmed the development. “We are…

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