THERE was heavy downpours in Harare and Bulawayo at the weekend – a very good development in a country whose economy is driven by agriculture. In both cities, the rains exposed the poor running of the two municipalities, the pitiable state of service delivery ratepayers have to live with. Almost every street was completely submerged…
THE political silly season is upon us. We have noted that political parties, especially the ruling Zanu PF and the MDC led…
AFTER years of empty threats, the Sports and Recreation Commission (SRC) finally took a bold decision to suspend the ever-bungling Zifa board…
ZESA Holdings must not sugar-coat the current power crisis in the country. The situation has not drastically improved as suggested by the power utility. Since the start of the month, citizens have been feeling the full impact of load-shedding after Zesa experienced serious outages at their Hwange Thermal Power Station, which is inhibited by antiquated…
THE ruling Zanu PF’s restructuring exercise has been degenerating into chaos characterised by factionalism, tribalism and regionalism. At the weekend, the audit of the party’s district structures turned nasty with violence breaking out in Mashonaland West and Midlands provinces. In Mashonaland Central and Masv- ingo there were wars of words. So nasty was the Midlands…
WITH the government acknowledging on Tuesday that the fourth wave of the Covid-19 pandemic has a realistic chance of hitting Zimbabwe as…
FINANCE minister Mthuli Ncube last week said the government had managed to tame the parallel market and in turn stabilise prices of…
IN 2019, Zimbabwe’s economy shrunk by an estimated 8,1 percent that was in part due to the loss of power generation at…
THE die has been cast! The United Nations (UN) says sanctions against Zimbabwe imposed by the United States, the United Kingdom and…
ON Monday, Zimbabwe and the Southern Africa Development Community(Sadc) continued to press for lifting of sanctions imposed on Harare for close to…
