© ABOUT 194 doctors out of 476 who were sup- posed to appear before a disciplinary committee for taking part in a four- month strike returned to work after heeding the government’s 48-hour moratorium issued last month, the Health Services Board (HSB) has said. President Emmerson Mnangagwa extended the 48- hour moratorium last month which…
© THE WORLD Food Programme (WFP) will extend its urban food assistance programme to eight more districts as hunger continues to stalk Zimbabweans. WFP country director Eddie Rowe, pictured, told the Daily News on Sunday that the extension comes on the back of its successful pilot project in Epworth. [GoogleAd] “Next year, WFP will expand…
© PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa’s under pressure government has, with immediate effect, classified all machete-wielding gangs who are making life a living hell for citizens as terrorists, the Daily News On Sunday reports. In addition, fed-up authorities are also seriously considering ordering security forces to shoot to kill these ruffians on sight, as the State battles to end…
© A LOCAL travel agency has pleaded with the Sports and Recreation Commis- sion (SRC) to help it recover over US$66 000 from the current Zifa administration led by Felton Kamambo. Led Travel and Tours (Private) Limited has approached the supreme sports’ governing body hoping to get some relief in this long- running dispute with…
© IN A bid to promote self-love and acceptance, African Heritage Village United Kingdom and Pride Rock Zimbabwe will be coming together to host the debut Natural Hair Festival (NH Fest Zim 2020). The NH Fest Zim 2020 to be held at Pride Rock Zimbabwe in April will be about creating aware- ness on natural…
0 HEN Togarepi Chivaviro aka Rev Chivaviro released the song Eben- ezer, the whole country sang along as the hit dominated radio charts for months on end. Now based in neighbouring South Africa where he preaches at a church, Chivaviro said after releasing 17 full music albums it is now time that he concentrates on…
© DARK clouds hovered over the arts industry in 2019 as it lost four of its long and illustrious servants in musi- cians Oliver Mtukudzi aka Tuku and Dorothy Masuka, writer Charles Mungoshi and playwright Stephen Chifunyise. The saddest part was losing Tuku, Masuka and Mungoshi early in the year and in a space of…
© BORN in Johannesburg, South Africa, and raised in various countries due to her globetrotting United Nations diplomatic parents, Mary-Anne Mandishona is now a successful green innovations entrepreneur who is driven to empower young women across Africa. Carrying her global citizen spirit within her, the green innovations champion spent her childhood in Ethiopia, Zimbabwe, the…
© THE overarching story of the about-to-end year has been the floundering economy, with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) predicting Zim- babwe’s economy will contract by 6,5 percent. Many companies struggled to stay afloat and not surprisingly according to Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries (CZI) industrial capacity utilisation dropped to be- low 40 percent due to…
© EARLIER this month, President Emmerson Mnangagwa re- ceived a report from the Commission of Inquiry into the Sale of State Land in and around urban settlements. According to details that have so far emerged from the findings of the commission, the government lost at least $3 billion from illegal sale of State land by…
