© FORMER deputy Finance minister Terence Mukupe has attacked Finance minister Mthuli Ncube over the poor salaries that are being paid to civil servants at a time when prices of basic commodities have shot through the roof. Ncube claims the treasury is having surplus funds being collected through a controversial tax regime which requires people…
© RAUNCHY dancer Beverly “Bev” Sibanda triggered a storm following her visit and dance to inmates at Chikurubi Maximum Prison. She was part of Suluman Chimbetu’s entourage to the prison for the celebration of his birthday where she showcased her act. The incident stirred debate with some condemning the act while others saw nothing wrong…
© ZIMRE Property Investments Limited is seeking shareholders’ approval to buy back some of its shares. In a notice, Zimre said the ordinary shares to be purchased will not exceed 10 percent of the shares of the company in issue prior to the date of this resolution. “The purchase price shall not be lower than…
CENTRE for Applied Non-Violent Action and Strategies (Canvas), a Serbia-based human rights organisation has distanced itself from allegations of enacting plans to unleash civil unrest in Zimbabwe. The international network which has been accused of training pro-democracy activists, who are in custody, — to topple President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government — at a workshop in the…
© TELECEL Zimbabwe (Telecel) board has suspended its former chief executive Francis Mawindi as a board member with immediate effect over alleged breach of the common law fiduciary duty of confidentiality. This comes after a letter to the board recommending the firing of his successor Angeline Vere written by Mawindi was allegedly leaked to the…
© ENERGY and Power Development minister Fortune Chasi yesterday said his ministry is considering declaring the rampant theft and vandalism of electricity infrastructure a state of national disaster so that appropriate national response can be mobilised. The minister’s remark comes amid intense electricity blackouts across the country, which is affecting business operations. [GoogleAd] Represented by…
CHURCHES and civic society organisations in Zimbabwe have called on Sadc and the African Union (AU) to urgently intervene and help set up political dialogue between President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his political foes in an apparent effort to arrest the country’s continuously debilitating socio-economic and political situation. [GoogleAd] This comes as prices of basic commodities…
© HERENTALS are hoping to capitalise on CAPS United’s last week slip up when the two teams meet at the National Sports Stadium in a Castle Lager Premiership match today. Title-chasing Makepekepe come into this encounter bruised by a 1-3 home defeat to Chicken Inn at the same venue last Sunday. The defeat saw United…
© THE struggling National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) will refurbish some of its old wagons and acquire news ones within the next three years to boost its operations. While the NRZ requires about 4 246 wagons to operate viably, it only has 3 660 units, thus leaving a negative gap of 586. In a series…
© FORMER Zanu PF youth leader Jim Kunaka’s freedom bid hit a snag yesterday after a Harare magistrate dismissed his application where he was challenging placement on further remand for the second time. Kunaka stands accused of attempting to subvert President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government after he allegedly posted messages on his social media platforms inciting…
