© SUNGURA ace Alick Macheso, pictured, will starve his local fans for two weeks as he embarks on a two-week tour of Australia together with youthful dancehall chanter Jah Signal. The singer and his Orchestra Mberikwazvo will leave the country tonight for the tour, which is set to cement his relationship with dancehall musicians. [GoogleAd]…
© STRIKING doctors who were on Friday ordered to return to work by the Labour Court have remained defiant, arguing they were still incapacitated and would escalate their fight for better wages and working conditions to the Supreme Court. This came after the government had sought the Labour Court’s authority to take disciplinary action against…
MUSICIAN Jah Prayzah (JP) will for the first time officially share the stage with his son, Mukudzeyi Jr, at the Braai Out Festival slated for Novem- ber 2 at King Fisher Park. The musician earlier this year allowed his son to sing and dance at his show at Extra Mile Leisure Spot and this time…
© WITH only a couple of weeks before the An- nual National Gender Forum, the Zimbabwe Gender commission is inviting interested stakeholder organisations and individuals to submit topics for discussion at the forum. The forum will be held from October 31 to November 1, 2019 in Manicaland Province. [GoogleAd] “Further to the notice, an invite…
ZIMBABWE’S external debt is an estimated US$8 billion, the Finance and Economic Development 2020 pre-budget strategy paper has revealed. The strategy paper revealed that the country’s total public and publicly guaranteed external debt position was estimated at US$8 billion as at end of June 2019 and of this amount, US$5,9 billion constitutes accumu- lated arrears….
Zimbabwe Youth in tourism have bemoaned the discrepancy between policy promises and implementation and called on the government to scrap the many requirements hindering youths from venturing into the sector. Speaking at the third edition of the Africa Youth in Tourism conference in Bulawayo last week, Africa Youth in Tourism Zimbabwe chapter director-general Steward Mutizwa…
THE ninth Parliament resumes in a week for its second session with almost the same legislative agenda as the first as it carries over bills it failed to deal with, the Daily News can report. A cursory view of the agenda set by President Emmerson Mnangagwa during his State of the Nation Ad- dress (Sona)…
© CIVIL society organisations and human rights activists have expressed outrage over the honorary degree on peace and governance awarded to President Emmerson Mnangagwa by Bindura University of Science and Technology at the weekend, saying it does not reflect the current social-economic and political environment characterised by massive human rights violations. [GoogleAd] The university said…
EDITOR — For a very long time now, local authori- ties have been having a torrid time, battling to deal with the festering problem of garbage collection. Yes, we all agree that it is council’s responsibility to clear garbage from our suburbs but there is a lot that we can also do as residents. [GoogleAd]…
over- nment’s move to open the Zimbabwe United Passenger Company (Zupco) franchise to more private commuter operators has met with mixed feelings, with some viewing the initiative as positive and sceptics ques- tioning its sustainability. The development comes as Zupco has been overwhelmed by passengers shunning com- muter minibuses, whose fares go up regularly in…
