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Masimba Makwembere BUSINESS, labour and government are resisting plans to place the National Social Security Author­ity (Nssa) under the regulatory authority of the Insurance and Pensions Commission (Ipec). This comes after the National Assembly and Senate have recently passed the Insurance and Pension Commission Amendment Bill, which, among other things, seeks to strengthen the country’s…

Rutendo Ngara SENIOR STAFF WRITER FORMER minister of Foreign Affairs Walter Mzembi will learn his fate on May 14 regarding charges of criminal abuse of office. The judgment date was pro­nounced on Friday by High Court judge, Justice Benjamin Chikowero. Mzembi is accused of the “il­legal” loaning of public area viewing screens. Defending the move…

BRANDON JOSPHAT Chief Writer AHEAD of the start of public hear­ings on the government’s proposed constitutional amendments tomor­row, advocacy groups are agitating for the national consultations to be extended beyond the scheduled four days. Representatives of Defend the Constitu­tion Platform (DCP) and the Constitution Defenders Forum (CDF) told the Daily News On Sunday yesterday that…

MASIMBA MAKWEMBERE FLAMBOYANT businessman, Phillip Chiyang­wa, continues to underline his enduring status as a titan in the country’s corporate sector. This comes after the distinguished entre­preneur was bestowed with more accolades this past week — this time bagging the pres­tigious 2025 Megafest National Businessman of the Year Award. The gong — yet another testament of…

ZIMBABWEAN workplaces have become death traps as fatalities surged to a four-year high, prompting a stern government ultimatum to industry leaders. Opening the Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) engineers workshop last week, the minister of Public Service, Edgar Moyo, exposed a chilling reality, the decline in workplace danger had reversed into a deadly upward trend….

YVONNE NCUBE THE growing concen­tration of municipal debt in Bulawayo’s commercial and in­dustrial zones is raising fresh concerns over the city’s fi­nancial sustainability. Authorities warn that contin­ued non-payment could crip­ple essential services. According to the Bula­wayo City Council (BCC)’s latest newsletter, the central business district, industrial areas, and eastern suburbs account for the largest share…

MASIMBA MAKWEMBERE LEADING hospitality firm, Rain­bow Tourism Group, recorded robust growth in 2025, with revenue rising 13 percent to US$50.3 million, up from US$44.4 million recorded in 2024, driven by innovative strategies and the sustained strength of the Group’s diversified hos­pitality and tour operations portfolio. In a statement accompanying the group’s financial results, RTG board…