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6 international artistes for Jacaranda festival

© PREPARATIONS for the much awaited annual summer Jacaranda Music Festival second edition are currently underway. The festival  which coincides with the full blooming of Jacaranda trees is set to take place on October 5 and 6 at Hellenic Sports Club in Harare. The first edition last year was successful and well attended by music…

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Zera warns fuel service stations selling in US$

© OVER 10 fuel service stations in Bulawayo and Zvishavane have been warned by the Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority (Zera) to stop selling fuel in foreign currency, with Zera threatening to withdraw their licenses immediately if they do not comply. This comes after it was alleged that the service station were selling fuel in US…

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MDC says no to diplomatic passports ‘Issue documents to ordinary Zimbabweans first’

© MDC leader Nelson Chamisa, pictured, has blocked his legislators from receiving  diplomatic passports saying government should first issue the travelling documents to ordinary Zimbabweans. Thousands of Zimbabweans are on the passport waiting list as the financially constrained government fails to meet the demand for the precious document. [GoogleAd[ Zimbabweans on a daily basis cross…

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Heartbreak!. . . battling Mighty Warriors out of Cosafa

South Africa……………………..(2) 3 Zimbabwe……………………..…(1) 1 THE Mighty Warriors crashed out of the Cosafa Women’s Championship following defeat at the hands of hosts and defending champions South Africa during yesterday’s semi-final in Port Elizabeth. Banyana Banyana will now take on Zambia in the final after both teams produced convincing victories in their semi-finals at the Wolfson…

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Injuries rock DeMbare

©  DYNAMOS coach Tonderai Ndiraya says goalkeeper Simba Chinani and striker Simba Nhivi are doubtful for tomorrow’s Castle Lager Premiership match against Mushowani Stars at Rufaro Stadium due to injury. Chinani injured his ankle in last weekend’s 1-1 draw against Triangle United and has to pass a late fitness test while Nhivi was involved in…

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Army speaks on Zim crisis

© IN AN interesting development — given the military’s previous positions and pronouncements — the Zimbabwe National Army has broken its silence on the country’s current political and economic crisis, saying it wants to see Zimbabweans united, regardless of their political affiliations. At the same time, the army said, welcomingly, that it would be apolitical in…

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ED advisor lashes govt

© ONE of President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s most loyal backers, Eddie Cross, has attacked the government — accusing it of “practising the worst kind of corruption” and struggling to keep the country afloat. In a scathing assessment of the country’s economic and political state, Cross also shredded Finance minister Mthuli Ncube’s mid-term budget statement — which he…

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Parly pushes for probe into $3bn Command Agriculture fund

LEGISLATORS from across the political divide have demanded accountability for $3 billion allocated to Command Agriculture between 2017 and 2018 that is feared stolen. Debating Finance minister Mthuli Ncube’s supplementary budget, MPs said the government needs to do more to address the issue of financial leakages. [GoogleAd] The Budget and Finance parliamentary portfolio committee chaired…

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Mthuli’s budget passed amid fierce objections

The National Assembly yesterday passed Finance minister Mthuli Ncube’s $10,85 billion supplementary budget amid fierce objections from opposition benches that saw MDC lawmakers stage a walkout before bloc voting on the spending plan. Led by former Finance minister Tendai Biti and independent Norton legislator Temba Mliswa, the opposition backbenchers demanded that Ncube converts the 2019…

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