© THE Maintenance of Peace and Order Bill (Mopa) is still under scrutiny in the office of the Attorney General (AG), Justice minister Ziyambi Ziyambi has said. Nearly four weeks after it was passed by Parliament, Ziyambi told the Daily News the AG’s office wants to make sure the Act has no flaws. [GoogleAd] “The office…
© LIZWE Sweswe is unfazed by the tough chal- lenge he finds himself in as the new FC Platinum coach and filling the void left by Norman Mapeza on Thursday. Mapeza, who transformed the Zvishavane- based side into champions, walked away after five years at the club after setting some high standards. [GoogleAd] Pure Platinum…
© SOUTHERN African countries are set to come up with measures to safeguard telecommunications users from electromagnetic field radiation. This comes amid fears that exposure to radiation from electromagnetic fields may cause cancer and other health problems. Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (Potraz) director-general Gift Machengete, yesterday, told delegates attending a Communications Regulators…
© THE GOVERNMENT has directed oil companies to prioritise fuel supplies to service stations in Bulawayo ahead of an anti-sanctions musical awareness gala set to be held in the province this Saturday. In a letter dated September 5, 2019, Energy ministry permanent secretary Gloria Magombo directed fuel companies to prioritise supply of fuel to service…
© THE 12th annual Sanganai/Hlanganani World Tourism Expo has started here and will run in Zimbabwe’s second largest city from today until Saturday. The three-day expo, organised by the Zimbabwe Tourism Authority (ZTA), showcases the widest variety of Africa’s best tourism products and attracts international visitors and media from across the world. [GoogleAd] By yesterday,…
© A FULL house is expected at the launch of the second quarter “State of the Economy Report” to be hosted by the Daily News Business Breakfast Forum at the Rainbow Towers Hotel in Harare tomorrow. The report is meant to be a dashboard on key economic indicators which are vital to policymakers and business….
© A YEAR after under-fire Finance minister Mthuli Ncube introduced his Transitional Stabilisation Programme (TSP) in a bid to steady the economy, Zimbabwe continues to burn amid fresh bread and mealie-meal shortages and skyrocketing prices of basic goods, the Daily News can report. [GoogleAd] This comes as the Zimbabwe dollar, which was re-introduced by Ncube…
© BULAWAYO City Council (BCC) fears typhoid could break out among residents of the second largest city amid reports the city recorded an increase in diarrhoea cases in July alone compared to the previous month. According to the council health report, the city — reeling from critical water shortages — recorded a jump in diarrhoea…
EDITOR Harare’s streets have become so dirty that it boggles the mind how the city fathers still call it the Sunshine City. There is filth wherever you go, something we were not used to in the olden days. Is it that the city council does not have resources to fund refuse collection or is it…
© CONTROVERSY continues to be associated with the late former president Robert Mugabe in his death, as was the case in his life — with his family and the government still poles apart yesterday with regards to where he will be buried, the Daily News can report. Amid the drama and confusion, the straight-talking chairperson of the…
