THE people of Harare, and those in Salisbury before it, have always been fortunate to have a great selection of restaurants from which to choose when dining out. The variety, quality and offerings of these venues have been nothing short of remarkable, especially given the many unique challenges estaurateurs here have faced and continue to…
TEENAGERS throughout the country are in for a treat as Club 3K has introduced another host to join Tavonga Sherrifzim in Season…
GOVERNMENT, business and labour have provisionally agreed on a US$150 monthly minimum wage for every worker in the country as part of cushioning them from inflation. Meeting under the Tripartite Negotiating Forum on Thursday in Harare, the partners also agreed that besides the US$150, employers would also pay workers in local currency. The TNF is…
WITH an upsurge in armed robberies targeting banks in the country, it’s high time they beef up security and seriously consider hiring State security to secure the financial institutions. Zimbabwe has witnessed unprecedented cases of armed robberies in the past two years, thanks to economic challenges and outright greed by hoodlums. Millions of hard currency…
IN 1991, Queen Elizabeth II visited Zimbabwe for the meeting of the heads of government in the Commonwealth, a community of former…
ZIMBABWEANS have largely ignored the Judicial Laws Amendment Bill public hearings after only 77 people participated when Parliament embarked on a public consultation exercise last month. This was revealed in Parliament on Thursday by the Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs portfolio committee which has since called on legislators to ensure that the public is well…
SOUTH Africa Home Affairs minister Aaron Motsoaledi’s recent utterances that South Africa will institute a ban on permits granted to foreign pastors…
THE death of a Zimbabwean woman in a Krugersdorp hospital has left a deep scar among Zimbabweans who are desperate to receive…
A BULLISH deputy Finance minister, Clemence Chiduwa, has projected further stability in the prices of goods in the country, while also predicting that it’s now a matter of time before once ubiquitous foreign exchange dealers go completely bust. Speaking to the Daily News on Sunday at the weekend, Chiduwa said the government had found the…
YOUNG people in the country are less likely to participate in next year’s harmonised elections in which at least 67 percent of the people interviewed by Afrobarometer indicated that they will vote. The pan- African research institute Afrobarometer, represented in Zimbabwe by the Mass Public Opinion Institute (MPOI), interviewed 1 200 adult citizens of Zimbabwe…
