© TRIANGLE United are hoping the Bulawayo crowd will be behind them when they embark on their maiden African Champions League campaign against Burundian side Rukinzo FC at Barbourfields Stadium tomorrow. The Sugar Sugar Boys won the right to represent Zimbabwe in the competition after lifting the Chibuku Super Cup last season. [GoogleAd] This will…
© PRESSURE group Tajamuka/Sesijikile leader Promise Mkhwananzi appeared in court yesterday charged with attempting to overthrow the government after he allegedly called for the foiled national shutdown which was scheduled for July 1 to 5. Mkhwananzi allegedly called a press conference where he called for indefinite strikes until President Emmerson Mnangagwa resigns or calls for…
© FORMER Tourism minister Prisca Mupfumira who was back in court yesterday for routine remand, demanded that the State furnishes her with a trial date. Mupfumira is facing a slew of criminal abuse of office charges after she allegedly swindled National Social Security Authority (Nssa) of US$95 million during her tenor as Labour minister. [GoogleAd]…
© NELSON Chamisa, pictured, and his MDC family will have to wait a bit longer before they know whether they can go ahead with a demonstration against President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government on August 16. Public anger has been swelling against Mnangagwa’s government. [GoogleAd] The MDC, which is the country’s biggest opposition party, signalled early this…
© ZIMBABWE Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) president Peter Mutasa has said they will be joining the MDC in demonstrating against the country’s deteriorating economy. This comes after the main opposition MDC announced that they will have a massive protest next week on Friday. Mutasa told the Daily News yesterday that their members are free…
© Zimbabwe is reducing power load-shedding for homes and companies after coming up with a payment plan with Eskom, the South Africa power utility. The debt has led to a deficit of over 400 megawatts, more than a third of the country’s electricity generation of 1 040MW. [GoogleAd] This comes after government on Tuesday concluded…
© Recently, our sister paper the Daily News on Sunday reported that corruption has left our beloved country battered. Sadly, the scourge has become endemic and institutionalised and now sophisticated to deal with. Despite the reconstituted Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission showing zeal in dealing with corruption, many feel nothing will change much as commissioners have to…
EDITOR — With the way the economic situation is deteriorating government should consider prioritising Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) as the basis of restoring the ailing economy in the best possible shortest period of time. FDI can be viewed as the growth rate in capital inflows that add over time to fixed capital stock of the…
EDITOR — It is sad that despite the high prices of fuel — shortages of this precious commodity keep resurfacing resulting in long queues, high transport costs among other things. The government needs to do something urgently with regards to the fuel situation. It made more sad news when recent press reports stated that suppliers…
© OVER 500 participants will perform at the two-day Shoko Festival Hub Un Conference 2019 set for September 27 to 28. The conference will be graced by 25 trainers and speakers from India, US, UK, Zimbabwe, Nigeria, South Africa and Kenya. On the first day the Hub Awards 7th edition US$8 000 (ZWL equivalent) worth…
