PARTIES to the Tripartite Negotiating Forum (TNF) have agreed on measures to stabilise the economy through restraining price and wage demands, a…
IN a historic development, described as an “exciting and long-anticipated moment,” for Zimbabwe, Australian firm, Invictus, started drilling its first exploratory well…
THE High Court has stopped proceedings in the matter involving Citizens Coalition for Change activists Joana Mamombe and Cecilia Chimbiri who are accused of faking their abduction. The two are seeking a review of the chief magistrate Faith Mushure’s decision to dismiss their application for discharge. It is their argument that the court’s decision to…
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By Cloud Fusire DYNAMOS chairperson Isiah Mpfurutsa has revealed that the crisis-torn Harare giants will convene a meeting soon to discuss recent poor results and the fate of coach Tonderai Ndiraya. At the weekend, Ndiraya conceded that the Castle Lager Premiership title was now out of Dynamos’ hands, putting him under immense pressure from supporters…
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AT the weekend, the Zimbabwe Electricity Transmission and Distribution Company informed the nation that it will experience more load shedding as a result of breakdowns at Hwange and Kariba power stations and reduced imports. The country has been experiencing intermittent power cuts for years now, but the situation seems as if it’s getting worse despite…
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ZANU PF’s crucial central committee elections have become the new theatre of war for party bigwigs, many of whom stand accused of fomenting chaos in the former liberation movement ahead of next month’s pivotal congress. This has prompted party secretary for security in the politburo, Lovemore Matuke, to warn that the former liberation movement will…
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By Brighton Muronzereyi TOURISM minister Mangaliso Ndhlovu yesterday said the country’s tourism industry is on the growth trajectory with arrivals improving. Speaking in the National Assembly yesterday during the Junior Parliamentarians debate on ways to improve the country’s tourism sector, Ndhlovu said the country is witnessing the growth in tourists’ arrivals from all over the…
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By Ashley Moyo LEADING nightclub company, Devine Assignments, has shut down one of its joints, Club 263, in Bindura for being unprofitable. The company director Biggie Chinoperekwei, pictured left, confirmed the development saying it was a business decision to shut down the more than five-year-old club. “Bars or nightclubs have a lifespan. Once the time-frame…
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THE government says it is making efforts to address the shortage of ambulances in the Midlands, which is affecting service delivery in the province. Speaking during the official opening of the ART Centre of Excellence in Gweru at the weekend, Midlands provincial medical director Mary Muchekeza admitted that the situation was affecting all districts in…
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By Brandon Josphat CLERK of Parliament Kennedy Chokuda has bowed to all-round pressure and cancelled the controversial US$2m tender to procure computers at high prices. This comes after Treasury criticised the tender to buy 173 laptops and 79 desktops at US$9 264 and US$3 076 per gadget respectively from Mid-End Computers and Hardware and Blinart…
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