© ZIMBABWEANS last week joined the rest of the world in celebrating Workers’ Day. It is a sad that this important day on the worker’s calendar was commemorated against the backdrop of an ever-shrinking job market that has given rise to unrestricted exploitation of the worker. Commemorating such an important day in an environment of company…
© ON MAY 8, Cyril Ramaphosa will inevitably secure his first mandate from the South African electorate, but the play of numbers in a poll where voter loyalties are wavering can determine whether he emerges with firmer control of his divided party and returns for a second term in 2024. [GoogleAd] Poll forecasts vary so…
© THE price of tar (asphalt) used in road construction has gone up by about 300 percent in what is likely to slow down road construction projects. [GoogleAd] A survey by the Daily News on Sunday revealed that government, rural and urban councils are feeling the pinch after suppliers of tar hiked their prices. In…
© Report launch gather momentumPREPARATIONS for the launch of the inaugural State of the Economy Report have reached an advanced stage, the director of Africa Economic Development Strategies (AEDS) Gift Mugano told the Daily News on Sunday yesterday. [GoogleAd] Mugano said the team of experts assembled to work on the report has since finalised the…
© THE Daily News on Sunday spoke to Grain Millers Association of Zimbabwe (Gmaz) chairperson Tafadzwa Musarara over the grain situation in the country. Below are excerpts from the interview he had with Assistant Editor Maxwell Sibanda. [GoogleAd] Q: The El Nino-induced drought has destroyed crops in most parts of the country; what plans has…
© FACEBOOK and WhatsApp have become a part of the daily lives of many people the world over. Over two billion people are reported to be using Facebook while over a billion people are on WhatsApp worldwide. [GoogleAd] In Zimbabwe, many people now use Facebook and WhatsApp for both communication and business. Our reporter Pauline Hurungudo…
© WHAT should African leaders and interest groups do to spurn economic development in the new era of reformist and transformational leadership? [GoogleAd] That question has puzzled the continent ever since the last country gained independence from colonial rule. On average, Africa has been independent for over half a century and by 2012 most countries…
© WATCHING her father waking up in the early hours of every morning heading to Mbare Musika to fend for the family aroused a passion in a little girl’s heart. [Adz] The idea of getting a few coins from her father to buy sweets after his success in selling vegetables at the market mesmerised the…
© PERENNIAL equipment breakdown problems at our main referral public hospitals have resulted in many cancer patients being turned away at a time they need help. [GoogleAd] A report of a breakdown of the only functioning radiotherapy machine at Parirenyatwa hospital is of major concern and attracted attention. Out of a total of five radiotherapy…
© IT IS almost a decade when water last ran through the now rusty tap of Mbuya Chikowo’s home in Chegutu town. Standing at the door of her dilapidated two-roomed house where she stays with her four grandchildren, Mbuya Chikowo said a cholera outbreak is a constant scare for herself and her grandchildren. [Adz] Just…
