Gerald Mutsvairo TIME is slowly running out for troubled Harare giants CAPS United as they are yet to resume training with players demanding their dues from the team’s management. While most PSL teams have intensified their preparations ahead of the resumption of league action next month, the same cannot be said about the Green Machine…
IN recent months, the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (Zacc) has been bemoaning low conviction rate of graft cases. This, it said, was despite the fact that the anti-corruption body would have sent to the National Prosecution Authority water-tight cases, with copper-bottomed evidence. Corruption is the biggest obstacle to the country’s economic revival. It has become a…
PARLIAMENTARIAN Job Sikhala, last week suffered a setback after a Harare court threw out his application for referral to the Constitutional Court. Sikhala is accused of publishing falsehoods prejudicial to the State emanating from a post he allegedly made on Facebook involving a scuffle between a cop and a woman. It was alleged the cop…
THERE is no let-up to the war of attrition between opposition leader Douglas Mwonzora and Nelson Chamisa, with the MDC cranking up the heat on the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) yesterday. Speaking to the Daily News, Mwonzora confirmed that the MDC would recall all CCC legislators who would make it to Parliament or council after…
LAST week, opposition leader Nelson Chamisa rebranded the MDC into the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) ahead of the March 26 parliamentary and council by-elections. He said CCC was a new party that would unseat President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his ruling Zanu PF party in next year’s harmonised polls. The Daily News, News Editor Mugove Tafirenyika,…
Hazel Marimbiza EXPERTS have described Zimbabwe’s all weather friends, China, as a key partner in the revival of the country’s economy. This comes after the Asian country has been accused on numerous occasions of only being here to plunder Zimbabwe’s resources at the expense of citizens. In his recent presentation at the Institute of Chinese…
Hazel Marimbiza ZIMBABWE Heads of Christian Denominations (ZHOCD) have expressed concern on the proposed Private Voluntary Organisations (PVO) Amendment Bill saying once enacted into law, it may have far-reaching implications on the citizenry which benefits from services provided by non-governmental organisations (NGOs). This comes after the government recently gazetted the PVO Amendment Bill to bring…
Tamary Chikiwa TWO Zvishavane women, Berita Saranji, left, and Nomatter Tambandini have formed an organisation to tackle gender-based violence (GBV) faced by men. The organisation dubbed Men’s Ego Safe Haven (Mesh), according to Saranji, was born from a research she did in 2014 to date which found out that most men were victims of GBV…
A BLITZ by the ministry of primary and secondary education has led to the arrest of several private schools operating without registration in different high density areas. Several schools were in court last week where they were slapped with different fines for operating without registration from the ministry. Their representatives appeared before Harare magistrate Tafadzwa…
Hazel Marimbiza POLICE have launched a manhunt for a former Bubi Rural District Council engineer who stole 9 071 litres of diesel meant for a road rehabilitation programme. National police spokesperson Paul Nyathi told Daily News yesterday that Nkosiphile Dube is alleged to have stolen the fuel while he was the Bubi District Council engineer responsible for…
