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‘Take care over coming holiday’. . .experts warn amid fears of festive season Covid spike

HEALTH experts have warned that continuing public indiscipline could result in an alarming surge in new coronavirus infections in the country during and after the festive season. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, the experts also implored the government to increase national testing for the disease to get a better idea of and handle on the current…

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More measures to consolidate economy: Mthuli

FINANCE minister Mthuli Ncube says the treasury is going to consolidate the “current economic stability” through, among other measures, a tight monetary policy to be pursued under the 2022 National Budget. Speaking in the Senate last week, Ncube said the government was determined to maintain the current economic growth trajectory. “In consolidating macro-economic stability, a…

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Zanu PF bears down on bigwigs behind its chaos

FED up with its relentless infighting, the ruling Zanu PF has vowed to throw the book at party bigwigs found to have fomented divisions during the former liberation movement’s forthcoming internal elections to choose its regional leaders. Speaking to the Daily News On Sunday yesterday, ahead of voting for the party’s provincial chairpersons, Zanu PF…

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Church to meet parties pre-polls… as political tensions in the country simmer

CHURCHES say they are escalating their efforts to foster peace and unity in the country as Zimbabweans gird for next year’s by-elections and the fast approaching 2023 national polls. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, the secretary-general of the Zimbabwe Catholic Bishops Conference (ZCBC), Frederick Chiromba, pictured, said they would — in this regard — soon meet…

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Zimbabwe, UK relations worsening

IN A sign that relations between Zimbabwe and the United Kingdom (UK) are worsening, a senior official has said London would continue with sanctions against President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s administration. This comes after Mnangagwa accused both Britain and the United States of America (USA) of sponsoring a regime change agenda against his government. Now, UK secretary…

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‘Don’t punish old passport holders’… citizens say as govt launches new travel documents

WHILE many Zimbabweans have welcomed the launch of the electronic passports, there is an outcry over the decision by authorities to end the validity of all old passports at the end of 2023. Both ordinary citizens and experts who spoke to the Daily News yesterday said this decision was unfair to tens of thousands of people who…

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Government bans face-to-face meetings

PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa’s Cabinet yesterday banned face-to-face government meetings as it extended Covid-19 level two lockdown by a further fortnight in a bid to curb the spread of the fourth wave of the pandemic. In just over a week, Zimbabwe has recorded plus 30 000 new Covid-19 infections, including just over 30 deaths. The new…

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Ncube pledges to improve security sector welfare

AUTHORITIES have admitted the sorry state security forces are living in and pledged to improve their salaries, housing, rations and transportation next year. This comes amid reports of low morale among government workers, the security sector included, over economic challenges. The economy is saddled by poor salaries and high prices of basic goods, leaving ordinary…

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