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ED trumpets Indian support to Zim’s economic reconstruction

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PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa yesterday applauded the immense contribution of India to Zimbabwe’s economic reconstruction, diplomacy and international politics.  Represented by Patrick Chinamasa, Mnangagwa told the first Diaspora convention for Indians in Harare yesterday that the country’s developmental trajectory will be smoother and softer with support from friends like India, its corporate citizens and its Diaspora. [GoogleAd]…

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Mwonzora stirs hornet’s nest

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Nelson Chamisa’s MDC has reacted angrily to secretary- general Douglas Mwonzora who triggered a storm when he claimed that the party’s founding father Morgan Tsvangirai is turning in his grave because of the toxic politics obtaining in the opposition party. Ahead of the MDC congress slated for May, Mwonzora has emerged as the biggest challenger…

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Zanu PF wins Byo’s  ward 28 polls

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THE ruling Zanu PF party’s candidate Kidwell Mujuru yesterday won the Cowdray Park by-election in Bulawayo for the first time since 2000. The councillor position for ward 28 fell vacant in December 2018 following the death of Hapson Nyasha Ncube of the MDC Alliance, who had bagged the seat in the July 2018 polls. [GoogleAd]…

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RBZ grants 26 firms  bureaux de change licences

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THE Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has issued licences to 26 institutions to operate as Bureaux de Change. In a notice, the RBZ said this is line with foreign exchange guidelines in the 2019 Monetary Policy Statement announced earlier this year. [GoogleAd] “Members of the public can buy and sell foreign currency through these institutions…

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UZ hunts for new VC, make senior appointments

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THE University of Zimbabwe (UZ has started the hunt for a substantive Vice Chancellor position. This follows the suspension of Professor Levi Nyagura last year on allegations of criminal abuse of office. Paul Mapfumo has been the acting Vice Chancellor. The incoming Vice Chancellor will be reporting to the Council while providing institutional leadership and…

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Rising concern over delays on devolution

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There is growing concern over the inordinate delay in the implementation of devolution of power from central government to provincial and metropolitan councils. The Constitution proposes devolving a significant chunk of the National Budget to 10 provincial governments, and also proposes handing them responsibility for basic healthcare, early education, local roads, and other infrastructure. [GoogleAd]…

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Harare relooks at water deal

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HARARE City Council (HCC) has expressed concern over water being drawn from Cleveland Dam by Zimbabwe Phosphate Industries (ZimPhos). According to audit committee minutes, committee chairperson Ian Makone advised the acting director of Harare Water Mabhena Moyo to see whether there was an agreement with the chemical company. [GoogleAd] ZimPhos, which is the manufacturing division…

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. . . as Christian Aid sets aside $1m for  Cyclone Idai victims

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CHRISTIAN Aid has set aside $1 million to support victims of Cyclone Idai through provision of food and nonfood items. Christian Aid is the official relief and development agency of 41 British and Irish churches, and works to support sustainable development, stop poverty, support civil society and provide disaster relief in South America, the Caribbean,…

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Probe exposes misuse of  Traditional Beer Levy

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AN investigation into the administration of the Traditional Beer Levy in Harare has revealed that there is no clear paper trial of how the money is being used. The Harare City Council is supposed to collect a levy from all traditional beers that are brewed within its boundaries. According to the Traditional Beer Act, commercial…

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Councils grapple with solid waste collection crisis

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ZIMBABWE’S urban local authorities have inadequate solid waste collection and disposal equipment which has led to numerous illegal refuse dumps. A report by the Urban Councils Association of Zimbabwe (Ucaz) said while coverage of refuse receptacles increased from 50,2 percent in 2016 to 53 percent in 2017, refuse collection was still a problem. [GoogleAd] The…

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