© DOCTORS in the country have lost hope in government as it is still failing to address drug shortages and poor working conditions in public health institutions despite promises to improve the situation. [GoogleAd] This comes as the Health and Child Care ministry recently received a consignment of medical equipment and drugs from the United…
© THE city council here has said its latest move to rehabilitate its roads has been dealt a major blow by among other factors erratic supply of bitumen owing to foreign currency shortages. [GoogleAd] This comes after the city has for the past three months been seriously engaged in the sprucing of roads in the…
© SOUTH Africa President Cyril Ramaphosa brought a ray of hope yesterday when he indicated that he will facilitate renewed energy negotiations between Eskom of South Africa and Zesa Holdings with the view of increasing export output to Zimbabwe. [GoogleAd] Speaking for the first time after meeting President Emmerson Mnangagwa on the sidelines of African Union…
© THE Bulawayo City Council has moved to decentralise access to fruit and vegetable markets in the high density suburbs. [GoogleAd] From time immemorial, informal fruit and vegetable vendors have been known to take transport in the wee hours of the morning to the city centre to get the fresh and cheap products in the…
© BABOONS are terrorising residents in Binga town, with the latest attack being on Binga District Hospital, whose roof and perimeter fence have been destroyed. [GoogleAd] Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority (ZimParks) spokesperson Tinashe Farao acknowledged the existence of the problem yesterday, saying a solution would be found soon. “The problem of baboons is…
© SOME local authorities in the Matabeleland region have been exposed for their poor governance skills, particularly related to revenue collection, in a move that has reportedly been robbing them of potential revenue. [GoogleAd] In her annual report on local authorities Auditor-General Mildred Chiri touched on Tsholotsho, Victoria Falls, Bubi and Beitbridge local authorities noting…
© OPPOSITION leader Nelson Chamisa faces a potential rebellion from his increasingly restive supporters riled by the party’s decision to throw its deputy national chairperson Job Sikhala under the bus for calling for the overthrow of President Emmerson Mnangagwa. [GoogleAd] On Monday, the MDC – through its deputy spokesperson Luke Tamborinyoka – issued a statement…
© FORMER Zanu PF Makokoba legislator Tshinga Dube faces eviction from his council-leased parliamentary offices situated in Nguboyenja high density suburbs. [GoogleAd] In July, 2017, the Zanu PF politician entered into a one-year lease agreement with the Bulawayo City Council. However despite Dube’s parliamentary term having ended in July last year he has remained occupying…
© Clean City launched, set to offer sustainable waste management services Cassava Smartech, part of the Econet group, last week launched Clean City, a new business whose goal is to provide sustainable waste management in urban areas, in partnership with local authorities and the private sector. [GoogleAd] Speaking at the launch event in Harare, Clean…
© ACTIVIST cleric Evan Mawarire and Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Union (ZCTU) president Peter Gift Mutasa appeared in court yesterday for routine remand, with the State failing to furnish them with a trial date. [GoogleAd] Mawarire and Mutasa are accused of plotting to topple the government after they posted a video online inviting members of…
