By Anesu Mirisawu VETERAN music promoter Partson Chimbodza better known as Chipaz in showbiz, has implored bouncers at music concerts to always professionally discharge their duties. This follows the arrest of two bouncers who attempted to stab a patron with a knife following a misunderstanding at Pabloz Night Club. Chipaz, who is the chairperson of…
By Anesu Mirisawu AFTER working so hard to become one of the country’s top music superstars, Mukudzei Mukombe — also known as…
THE World Food Programme (WFP)’s listing of Zimbabwe as one of 20 nations where food insecurity is rising is a harsh indictment on the nation’s agricultural sector. According to the latest WFP report the programme distributed food aid to more than 500 000 vulnerable people from November to mid-December this year. For a country blessed…
The International Seed Testing Association (ISTA) has reaccredited the Zimbabwe National Seed Testing Laboratory, a development that authorities hope will consolidate the reputation of the seed industry in the country. In a statement yesterday, the permanent secretary in the ministry of Agriculture, John Bhasera, said the reaccreditation showed the country’s consistency in maintaining the standards…
ZIMBABWE National Union of School Heads (Zinush) has called for all stakeholders to meet, to ensure that there is a restoration of credibility at Zimsec. This comes as the country’s examination body has launched an investigation into “O” Level examination paper leakages and has since engaged the government and the police to establish the source…
Regis Chingawochingawor@dailynews.co.zw AUTHORITIES are pushing for even tougher laws to be deployed against criminals who use dangerous weapons that include guns, machetes and knives. Speaking last night on independent national television channel 3Ktv’s popular current affairs programme, Vantage, police national spokesperson Paul Nyathi, said this was so because law enforcement agents were very worried about…
Outside the Albert Einstein hospital in São Paulo, fans started gathering when they heard the news of Pele passing. Some were dressed…
Brighton Muronzereyimuronzereyib@dailynews.co.zw TO FIND long-term answers to the energy crises currently plaguing Zimbabwe, the country needs to turn inward, according to former Energy minister Fortune Chasi. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, Chasi emphasized that the nation needs, among other things, to encourage the use of renewable energy sources and allow the importation of home…
Regis Chingawochingawor@dailynews.co.zw CONSUMERS have called on Zesa to come up with a clear loadshedding schedule to enable them to plan accordingly in the wake of the current power outages in the country that have seen many people lose their valuables, including electric gadgets. Speaking to the Daily News in an interview yesterday, Consumer Council of…
FROM January to October this year, the Environmental Management Agency (Ema) issued nearly 4 000 tickets to offenders who were found guilty of committing offences that pollute and degrade the environment. Ema spokesperson, Amkela Sidange, pictured, told the Daily News yesterday that the offences ranged from illegal mining activities, cultivation in wetlands, and water pollution…
