© BULAWAYO City Council (BBC) has moved to address rising levels of corruption among its councillors and management by promoting good governance through a conflict of interest policy. [GoogleAd] The new policy will stand as a guide to the operations of management and councillors. This will see the two bodies among others recusing themselves from…
© GOVERNMENT is in a dilemma over redistribution of under-utilised land which is largely owned by war veterans who participated in the land reform, the Daily News has learnt. [GoogleAd] Agriculture minister Perrance Shiri on Wednesday revealed that government is in a catch-22 situation despite the land audit report which showed that a lot of…
© EcoCash yesterday launched a digital mobile phone-based Bureau de Change, in a move set to provide much-needed convenience to the registered users. [GoogleAd] In a first by a mobile money service provider, the EcoCash currency bureau service will allow customers to sell foreign currency in real time and instantly have the local currency converted…
© ZIMBABWE has lost some of its biggest tobacco buyers from the United Kingdom who protested the country’s continued use of firewood in curing the golden leaf. [GoogleAd] Most of Zimbabwe’s tobacco is often flue-cured, a process that involves heating and drying the leaves. Although Zimbabwean farmers used to use cola to cure the tobacco,…
© MANCHESTER United star Marcus Rashford look-alike Ishmael Duwa Austin has been dragged to court facing fresh charges of duping a cop of more than $13 000 in a car deal gone wrong. [GoogleAd] Austin, a car salesman from Chitungwiza became a social media sensation after his pictures resembling the England star went viral on…
© PROMINENT cleric and Destiny for Africa Network leader Obadiah Musindo, pictured, yesterday claimed that there were people in Zanu PF seeking to hijack anti-government protests to sabotage President Emmerson Mnangagwa. [GoogleAd] This comes as Mnangagwa’s government banned the protests that the MDC had organised in Harare, Bulawayo and other cities — citing the threats…
© CHURCHES operating in Harare have been warned to pay up outstanding rentals or risk eviction by council. [GoogleAd] Churches currently owe more than $4 million to council, and seem not to be paying what belongs to Caesar. Harare City Council (HCC)town clerk Hosiah Chisango said churches on council-leased land have until September 30 to…
© RAPID changes in the information and communication technologies (ICTs) sector have left consumers excluded from critical decisions by business and other corporate players, a senior government official has said. [GoogleAd] Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (Potraz) director economic tariffs and competition Hilda Mutseyekwa yesterday said there was need to protect consumer rights…
© ZIMBABWE’S month-on-month inflation rate fell to 21,04 percent in July compared to 39,26 percent the previous month as prices of basic goods increased at a slower pace, the Zimbabwe National Statistics Agency (Zimstat) said on Wednesday. [GoogleAd] Zimstat has since suspended year-on-year inflation figures until February 2020 following the adoption of a new currency,…
© FUN lovers are in for a treat this Saturday for the second edition of the Braai Out slated for King Fisher Park in Emerald Hill. [GoogleAd] Hosted by socialite Sarah Sinclair and comedians Bhutisi and Kedha, the event will see musicians and DJs coming together to provide entertainment. Musicians Ammara Brown, Ti Gonzi,…
