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Harare water crisis deepens

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Blessings Mashaya SENIOR STAFF WRITER mashayab@dailynew.co.zw CASH-STRAPPED Harare City Council (HCC) has blamed its water provision challenges on shortages of aluminium sulphate, a major chemical used to treat raw water. The local authority said it is currently receiving a third of its daily aluminium sulphate requirements. “We are currently experiencing depressed water production and onward…

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Ex-minister Chikwinya sued

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Tarisai Machakaire STAFF WRITER machakairet@dailynews.co.zw FORMER Women Affairs minister Nyasha Chikwinya has been taken to court in a land dispute relating to residential stands in Glen Forest, Harare. Mama Mafuyana Housing Cooperative (MMHC) cited Nyasha Chikwinya, Susan Sibanda, Jacob Madhanganyi, Honest Nyamaka and Munyaradzi Zimunya as respondents. They want Chikwinya and the others stopped from…

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Joe Biden, USA face tough days ahead after Trump

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DONALD Trump’s attempt to subvert the US election, has inflamed people without cause, sullied arguably the grandest office on earth and created long-term problems for America. After a close election, and four draining years, the relief of a slight majority of Americans and many people around the world is understandable as Joe Biden waits to…

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Government sweats over Covid-19 resurgence threat

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THE government is having a hard time over citizens’ resistance to adhere to preventive measures against the lethal coronavirus, including putting on face masks, amid reports the country is set to be hit by a second wave of the pandemic. This comes as the World Health Organisation (WHO) in its epidemiological update revealed that this…

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Don’t intimidate us—civil servants tell government

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PUBLIC service workers including doctors, nurses and teachers have decried the government’s alleged unilateralism and intimidation during salary negotiations. This comes as President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government has, since its inauguration in 2018, been under pressure from restive civil servants demanding to be paid in US$. It also comes as teachers have been on strike for…

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Spike in rape cases worries police

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POLICE have raised concern over the number of rape cases that have been recorded over the past month. The period has seen a spike in the number of juveniles to grown-up women, who have been raped across the country. “Parents and guardians are warned against leaving the girlchild in the company of male relatives. A…

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Govt to dock pay of striking teachers

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Mugove Tafirenyika SENIOR STAFF WRITER tafirenyikam@dailynews.co.zw TEACHERS who are currently on strike are set to lose their pay, after the Public Service Commission directed the ministry of Primary and Secondary Education to take disciplinary action against them in line with its “no work, no pay” principle, the Daily News reports. This comes as teachers, who…

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Another weekend in prison for Rushwaya

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Blessing Masakadza STAFF WRITER masakadzab@dailynews.co.zw ZIMBABWE Miners Federation president Henrietta Rushwaya, who was arrested together with businessman Ali Mohamad, Central Intelligence Organisation (CIO) operatives Steven Tserayi and Raphios Mufandauya and miner Gift Karanda on charges of smuggling and unlawful possession of gold, will spend the weekend in remand prison. Yesterday, CIO operative Mufandauya denied any…

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Zim must stop begging — Chiwenga

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Blessings Mashaya SENIOR STAFF WRITER mashayab@dailynew.co.zw VICE President Constantino Chiwenga says Zimbabwe must not extend a begging bowl to other countries as it is endowed with enough natural resources to turn around the country’s economy, the Daily News reports. Speaking during young farmers awards in Harare yesterday, Chiwenga challenged youths to play a key role…

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Ema drags Harare to court over Pomona

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Tarisai Machakaire STAFF WRITER machakairet@dailynews.co.zw ENVIRONMENTAL Management Agency (Ema) has dragged City of Harare to court following numerous fire outbreaks at Pomona Dumpsite that polluted air for residents. Ema wants Harare ordered to submit within three months the Pomona Dumpsite Decommissioning Plan for approval. This should indicate timelines and adequate budget for the construction of…

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