FINANCE Minister Mthuli Ncube is expected to unveil a “cocktail of revised taxation measures and other operational guidelines” in his mid-term budget…
CONSTRUCTION of a new market hub for Glenview 8, Harare, home industry complex is set to begin in September, following a devastating fire that destroyed property worth thousands of dollars on Sunday. Local Government minister Daniel Garwe yesterday announced that the Glenview 8 project would be integrated with the existing Mbare Musika Phase 2 market…
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Rutendo Ngara SENIOR STAFF WRITER THE Constitutional Court is set to hear businessman Jayesh Shah’s appeal where he is challenging the Supreme Court’s ruling which ordered him to pay US$130 000 to former Zupco chairperson Charles Nherera for malicious prosecution. The two’s court battles have been raging for almost two decades now. Nherera was jailed…
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Rutendo Ngara SENIOR STAFF WRITER ANOTHER suspected armed robber, accused of robbing former Dynamos boss Rafiq Adam of US$600 000, appeared in court yesterday. Steward Ngwenya, who allegedly used part of the stolen money to buy a Toyota Hiace for US$20 000 and a house for US$95 000, was advised to apply for bail at…
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Yvonne Ncube in BULAWAYO BULAWAYO City Council (BCC) has reinforced its crackdown on public and private vehicles found loading passengers at undesignated locations, as part of ongoing efforts to curb urban traffic congestion and improve commuter safety. This follows the implementation of provisions of the city’s Transport By-law, which explicitly prohibits taxi cabs, commuter omnibuses,…
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CHILD advocates are increasingly concerned about the growing number of children from Bulawayo’s own suburbs who are now living and working on the streets. This trend signals a deeper breakdown in family structures and community safety nets. “There’s been a disturbing shift. Many of the children living on the streets are no longer from distant…
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Takudzwa Dhambu dshambut@dailynews.co.zw PARLIAMENT has called for nominations for individuals to serve on the Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission (ZHRC). In a statement yesterday, Parliament’s Committee on Standing Rules and Orders (CSRO) has asked the public to nominate people for potential appointment to this commission. “The Committee on Standing Rules and Orders (CSRO) of the Parliament…
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EMMANUEL MARAMBE TWO-TIME Crystal Candy National Schools champions Dominican Convent Harare yesterday got a boost from local financial institution NMB Bank who chipped in with US$5000 towards their trip to the United States of America where they will represent Zimbabwe at the World School Chess Championships to be held from August 2-7 in Washington DC….
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SOUTHERN EDITOR STRUGGLING Harare giants Dynamos may be languishing near the bottom of the table, but interim coach Philmon Mutyakureva remains hopeful that the team can pull off a great escape. Following a disappointing 3-0 defeat to Chicken Inn at Barbourfields Stadium on Sunday, the club’s survival hopes took another blow, yet Mutyakureva is refusing…
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EMMANUEL MARAMBE ZIMBABWE’S archers put on one of their strongest showings to date, securing an impressive nine medals and numerous individual and team accolades at the Africa Genesis Archery (AGA) Federation World Tournament in Walvis Bay, Namibia, recently. Leading the charge for Zimbabwe was Nyasha Chiduma, who emerged as the standout athlete in the Development…
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