THE Easter Holidays will start on Friday amid expectations of huge volumes of vehicles on the highways, as most people visit friends, relatives and holidaying across the country. In recent years, the holidays have been littered by road carnages, claiming lives, leaving several people injured and crippled mainly due to careless driving and driving under…
WORKING with a high-performing team is a rewarding feature of a satisfactory work experience, according to Kundai Mapuranga, customer value management manager of MultiChoice Zimbabwe. “A team that performs consistently well is one of the greatest things in the workplace, and I have the pleasure to have that experience with the great team I have…
THE suspended Zifa board members yesterday fired back at Sports minister, Kirsty Coventry, accusing her of issuing false statements before Parliament. This comes after last week, Coventry spoke about the decision to suspend the Felton Kamambo-led Zifa board, stating that the local football mother body’s executive had failed to account for US$2 million received from…
By Emmanuel MarambeSPORTS WRITER IT HAS been a long time coming! For the first time in a long time, the traditional giants of Zimbabwean football, Dynamos, CAPS United and Highlanders have all made a strong start to the season and currently occupy the top three positions on the Castle Lager Premiership table after three rounds…
Ashley Moyo moyoa@dailynews.co.zw ZIMBABWE Music Rights Association (Zimura) is set to host two separate three-day festivals in Harare and Bulawayo, as part of its 40-year anniversary celebrations. According to Zimura board chair Albert Nyathi, the festival is slated for September and October respectively on dates yet to be advised. “Zimura is celebrating 40 years of…
TWO Zanu PF bigwigs in Manicaland province yesterday breathed a sigh of relief after the politburo overturned their defeat in recent party primary elections to elect parliamentary candidates. Information and Communication Technology minister Jenfan Muswere (Makoni West) and Chipinge South MP Enock Porusungazi were yesterday declared winners after their opponents were disqualified. Speaking to the…
By Ketty Nyoni AUTHORITIES have blacklisted 13 companies for trading on the resurgent parallel foreign currency market, amid a jump in the prices of basic goods as the Zimbabwe dollar continues to weaken. Yesterday, the under pressure local unit was trading at between $1 300 and $1 700 to the much-coveted United States greenback on…
A VIDEO and television editing expert has testified that the video clip that was submitted as evidence by the State in opposition legislator Job Sikhala’s obstruction of justice trial was edited. The Zengeza West MP appeared before Harare magistrate Marehwanazvo Gofa yesterday for the continuation of his defence case. Sikhala, who has been in remand…
THE National Peace and Reconciliation Commission (NPRC) says it will deploy a team of observers to monitor the peace and conflict situation before, during and after the forthcoming general elections. This comes as the NPRC is working towards ensuring that political parties participating in the polls sign a peace pledge that would guide their conduct…
By Brandon Josphat PARLIAMENT has summoned Education minister, Evelyn Ndlovu to explain why authorities are not providing free sanitary pads to underprivileged girls in schools around the country. This comes amid deepening period poverty in the country, which has seen many women and girls using cow dung and sadza during their periods. MDC vice president…
