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Zimbabwe thrives without foreign funding: ED

PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa says the country’s major economic sectors have thrived without the government accessing funding from multilateral institutions. Posting on his Twitter account after a roundtable meeting on Zimbabwe’s arrears clearance and debt resolution process in Egypt, Mnangagwa said Zimbabwe was moving in the right direction to achieve its set targets. “Proud of our…

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Nurses call for urgent meeting with government

By Rutendo Ngara THE Zimbabwe Nurses Association (Zina) has demanded an urgent meeting with the government to discuss their conditions of service, which they claim have become so bad that they are no longer worth anything. This comes as other civil servants, including teachers, are also crying foul over their emoluments, with the government allegedly…

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Government workers can’t participate in polls

AUTHORITIES have banned all government workers from taking part in the upcoming national elections. In this regard, they have underlined that those who avail themselves as candidates in the polls without having left the civil service will be deemed to have resigned from the government. In a circular dated May 18, Public Service Commission (PSC)…

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Man in court over filing forged documents

A HARARE man who is facing allegations of filing forged court documents and making claims accusing a company, New Century Productions Private Limited, of defaulting on a contract has been arraigned before a Harare court. Cleopas Majoni, 54, appeared before Harare Magistrate Stanford Mambanje on Wednesday facing a charge of fraud. He was released on…

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Couple accused of stealing $2m from Zesa

A HARARE Polytechnic accounting student who was on attachment at Zesa Holdings head office in Harare diverted over $2 million to her own personal use, a Harare magistrate heard on Wednesday. Faith Jessica Mukome, 34, and her husband Collen Yande, 47, stand accused of creating fake supplier accounts and diverting the company’s money to the…

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Council cop accused of demanding US$60 bribe

A FEMALE Harare municipal police officer has appeared in court after she was allegedly caught trying to accept a bribe.  Priscah Mutereko, 44, who is attached to the licence inspection unit, appeared before Harare magistrate Dennis Mangosi recently where she was charged with extortion. Mangosi released her on a $50 000 bail before remanding her…

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Nac bids to tame new HIV infections

THE National Aids Council (Nac) says it is targeting the inclusion of key populations, including lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) communities, in HIV and Aids campaigns in a bid to tame new infections. The government has already achieved its 2025 targets of 95-95- 95 on HIV prevention. The 95-95-95 is a concept introduced by…

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