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Zim grieves for popular Joshua… many high-profile locals visited his church in Lagos

ZIMBABWEANS — including clerics and politicians — yesterday paid tribute to the late popular Nigerian televangelist, Temitope Balogun Joshua, pictured, who had…

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Zesa cutting off defaulting clients

ZESA has embarked on a nationwide blitz to disconnect defaulting consumers, particularly local authorities — as it bids to recover an estimated $1 billion in outstanding debts. Last week, the power utility cut off the City of Gweru and Gwanda Municipality’s water and sewage treatment plants — resulting in residents there going for days without…

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Steer development, journalists urged

INFORMATION minister Monica Mutsvangwa says journalists should not use the media to tarnish the country’s image, but to steer development. Addressing journalists…

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Child-on-child sexual abuse on the rise: FST

F AMILY Support Trust (FST) has urged parents and guardians to look after their children, citing a worrying increase in child-on-child abuse…

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Vocational training on cards for prisoners

THE Zimbabwe Prisons and Correctional Services(ZPCS) is set to construct a vocational training centre (VTC) at the recently opened Marondera Female Open Prison with a view to equip prisoners with skills that will benefit them after their jail time. The Marondera Female Open Prison officially opened by First Lady Auxillia Mnangagwa, last week, was created…

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One shot in police war on night clubs, bars

A MUTARE man is in hospital after being shot by police, who were enforcing lockdown regulations put in place by the government to curb the spread of the Covid-19 virus, as the war on night clubs and bars escalates. Speaking to the Daily News on Sunday yesterday, national police spokesperson Paul Nyathi, pictured, said the…

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Douglas Mwonzora to take over MDC Alliance

OPPOSITION leader Douglas Mwonzora is going for the jugular against Nelson Chamisa, reiterating yesterday that he will henceforth use the MDC Alliance name in elections — starting with the impending parliamentary and local government by-elections. This comes as respected political analysts are warning that the country’s fractured opposition will receive a heavy shellacking from Zanu…

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Mnangagwa wants Bulawayo vaccinated ahead of ZITF

Tamary Chikiwa PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa, has urged Bulawayo residents to get vaccinated and continue adhering to World Health Organisation (WHO) Covid-19 guidelines ahead of the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) to be held in the city next month. Speaking during the official opening of the Bulawayo Arts Festival last Thursday, Mnangagwa said people should not…

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Government struggles to plug gold leakages

THE government says it is struggling to plug gold leakages, which has seen the country losing at least US$100 million monthly. Speaking to journalists in Bulawayo at the weekend, Finance minister Mthuli Ncube said Zimbabwe was losing a substantial amount of foreign currency due to smuggling. “We are also aware of the leakages where gold…

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