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Chinese tourists jet in today for ground-breaking partnership

© A GROUP of 343 Chinese business and leisure tourists is expected in the country today under the “Tour Africa – New Horizon” project aimed at attracting Chinese visitors to Africa. The group arrives in Zimbabwe after touring Djibouti and Tanzania. [GoogleAd] In an effort to bolster the growing tourism industry, the Zimbabwe Tourism Authority…

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High Court ruling opens a can of worms

© Editor — please allow me to express my opinion on this matter. I feel strongly that the recent High Court judgment on the contentious MDC leadership affects inclusion of Thokozani Khupe and Nelson Chamisa in the July 2018 presidential race as contestants to take charge of Zimbabwe’s affairs. [GoogleAd]  They were both not legitimate…

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Local Govt ministry withdraws offer letters to G40 MPs

© THE Local Government ministry has withdrawn residential stands issued to MPs who were key members of the ‘G40’ political faction, the target of 2017 coup by the military. All legislators of the eighth Parliament were given stands by government. But the Local Government ministry cancelled offer letters given to G40 kingpins Jeppy Jaboon, Shadreck…

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Don Dada sticks to Jamaican label

© SOUTH Africa-based Zimbabwean artiste Don Dada is set to release a new single titled Message from AfriKa to also be distributed by late Jamaican superstar Bob Marley’s record label, Tuff Gong. [GoogleAd] The new single, to be released on May 27, will come on the back of the hit Jah Is Good that Don…

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Schools must not discriminate

© IT IS disheartening how the so-called top performing schools reject less intelligent or poor learners opting for better ones yet going on to claim they have the best pass rates.  If these schools are as good as they claim, they should not discriminate students on how promising or bad the are in terms of learning,…

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Digging up graves & burying the evidence

© I NEVER met my maternal grandfather. But I hear he died a cruel death. He used to work in Plumtree, not far from the border with Botswana, and would go back home on weekends to the dusty village of Tjehanga, deep in rural Plumtree. [GoogleAd] He found them waiting for him one afternoon when…

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Cabinet approves  Broadcasting Services  Amendment Bill. . . as Baz is merged with Potraz

© Cabinet yesterday approved Principles of the Broadcasting Services Amendment Bill in a bid to harmonise it with the new Constitution. [GoogleAd] The media law and policy reforms were long overdue. Information minister Monica Mutsvangwa said the Bill seeks to align the Broadcasting Services Act Chapter 12:06 with section 61 of the Constitution. “The principles…

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Ministers should pay bills

© DESPITE the Zesagate scandal which rocked Zimbabwe in 2012, government officials are still not paying their electricity bills. When this publication broke the Zesagate scandal, high-ranking ruling party officials including former president Robert Mugabe and his family had accumulated huge debts with the power utility. [GoogleAd] These were collectively classified as ‘‘sensitive customers’’, a list…

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Councils must improve  services

© EDITOR — It is sad to note that most local authorities are failing to provide essential services throughout the country. The economy is in bad shape, everyone knows that. Residents are struggling to service their bills. [GoogleAd] For this reason, local authorities’ revenue bases are dwindling. Under such a scenario, we would expect those…

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Buhera man dies after being slapped

© A BUHERA man died after being slapped by a fellow villager he had confronted over alleged adultery. Luke Taonezvi, 33, of Ngundu Village under Chief Makumbe died on Monday evening after being slapped by Takesure Urayayi, 33, whom he had accused of bedding a married woman. [GoogleAd] Manicaland provincial police spokesperson Tavhiringwa Kakohwa said police…

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