Rutendo Ngara ngarar@dailynews.co.zw GOVERNMENT is fretting over brain drain, saying the mass exodus of professionals has reduced the country to a training ground. Most professionals have left the country in search of greener pastures. This comes as civil servants are pressing for improved salaries and working conditions and this week gave the government a two-week…
GROWING public and private investment, particularly in infrastructure projects across all sectors of the economy, is expected to spur and sustain economic…
PEOPLE’S Unity Party (PUP) has said the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) commissioners should be objective, professional and transparent in their operations to ensure that the organisations’ integrity in upheld. The opposition party’s president Herbert Chimuka said all commissioners appointed by President Emmerson Mnangagwa should carry out their duties as guided by the constitutions without fear…
PEOPLE’s Own Savings Bank (POSB) has launched a low cost US$-denominated mobile money platform — POSB Remit, as the mass market financial institution bids to enhance service delivery to drive up hard currency revenue. The domestic money transfer service allows both POSB and non-POSB individual customers to send and receive US$ cash from families and…
Rumbidzai Ngwenya ngwenyar@dailynews.co.zw PUBLIC sector workers have given the government a two-week ultimatum to address their salary demands, failure of which they will embark on a national strike. In a notice addressed to Public Service minister Paul Mavhima on Monday, civil servants said authorities had 14 days to adjust their salaries in line with the…
Dionne Kanyowa STAFF WRITER kanyowad@dailynews.co.zw CITIZENS Coalition for Change members Job Sikhala, and Godfrey Sithole yesterday suffered another setback in their bid for freedom after the High Court postponed their bail appeal to Thursday after the State failed to respond timeously to the duo’s application. Justice Munamato Mutevedzi was forced to postpone the matter that was…
Brighton Muronzereyi muronzereyib@dailynews.co.zw GOVERNMENT yesterday said there is an increased demand for electricity in the country and they are now charging a higher tariff to people who use electricity above a certain threshold. This comes as the country continues to reel from brutal power cuts with different sectors of the economy now paying the price…
ZIMBABWE should brace for social media warfare with the country’s major political parties already fine tuning their communication media strategies to outwit each other ahead of the much-anticipated elections next year, analysts say. This comes as the ruling Zanu PF party is training their social media activists ahead of the polls in order to counter…
Brandon Josphat and Brighton Muronzereyi SCHOOLS are demanding top-up fees in both foreign and local currencies before the second term ends on August 4. They are arguing that their budgets have been eroded by inflation and the deteriorating operating environment. This comes after schools such as Queen Elizabeth High in Harare hiked their fees from…
YOUTHFUL musician Chipo Muchegwa has proved that being ably different does not have to deter one from achieving chasing their dreams and…
