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Better Brands returns to Redwing

BETTER Brands Mining (BBM) has set its sights on increasing gold production at Redwing Mine following its return to full operations. The mining firm has resumed its activities after attempts to enjoin it with two other companies that had previously mined at Redwing failed. This comes after BBM opted not to be part of Duatlet…

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ED, opposition campaigns pick up ahead of March 26

CAMPAIGNING for the crucial March 26 by-elections is gathering steam, with both the ruling Zanu PF and the MDC mounting major rallies in Harare yesterday. President Emmerson Mnangagwa addressed huge crowds in Epworth, while opposition leader Douglas Mwonzora surprised many political watchers when significant numbers of MDC followers attended his rally in Highfield. Speaking at…

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I’ll pursue dialogue: Mwonzora

MDC leader Douglas Mwonzora, yesterday said his party will continue pursuing dialogue with President Emmerson Mnangagwa to find solutions to the country’s battery of challenges. Addressing people at the launch of his party’s March 26 parliamentary and council by-elections campaign in Highfield, Harare, Mwonzora said history has shown that dialogue is the only way forward….

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‘Voter registration apathy a concern’… Hwende says, cites ‘struggle fatigue’ among

THE secretary-general of the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC), Chalton Hwende, says the current voter registration apathy and challenges related to people acquiring national identity documents are a major concern for the country’s opposition. Speaking during an online discussion on Thursday, Hwende said as a result CCC was currently concentrating on voter registration and would…

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Govt’s pay offer divides workers… as many civil servants warm up to cushioning package, while some reject it

CIVIL servants are divided over a cushioning package that was announced by the government on Tuesday, with many saying it is a…

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Mwonzora moves to ease party tensions

MDC leader Douglas Mwonzora, has moved to quell the infighting in his party by postponing its congress previously scheduled for March until after by-elections set for that month to manage the ongoing divisive jostling for positions. This comes as Mwonzora has also ensured that only the top five positions would be contested at the congress while…

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‘Zim losing faith in national polls’…analysts say voter registration apathy points to this dejection

DISPUTED polls and a growing sense of seeing no value in elections generally is behind the worsening tepid response to voter registration exercises in the country, political analysts say. Among the analysts who fear that Zimbabweans are losing faith in polls are senior lecturer at South Africa’s Tshwane University of Technology, Ricky Mukonza; professor of…

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Mafume bounces back at Town House again

HARARE mayor Jacob Mafume, pictured, is now back at Town House after his 45-day suspension by Local Government minister July Moyo lapsed last week, Friday. In a letter written by his lawyer Tonderai Bhatasara to Harare City Council (HCC) acting town clerk Phakamile Moyo dated February 3, Mafume started his normal duties on Friday. “We…

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Govt moves to stabilise prices... as Mthuli asserts Zim dollar is here to stay

AUTHORITIES announced a raft of measures yesterday aimed at promoting the wider use of the Zimbabwe dollar and stabilising prices of goods in the country. In a move that will be welcomed by both business and ordinary consumers, the new measures also include the payment of import duties in local currency. Making the announcement in…

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Inept govt chiefs get wake-up call… as ED puts all bureaucrats on notice

PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa, has put misfiring public service officials on notice, revealing yesterday that all of them will now be asked to sign performance-linked contracts. In a statement, Mnangagwa said Cabinet ministers, chief executive officers (CEOs) of local authorities and State-owned enterprises, as well as all vice chancellors of universities would sign performance contracts on…

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