© LEGAL experts have warned that President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s increasing reliance on emergence powers, to deal with the country’s worsening economic rot, runs the risk of side-lining Parliament in debating and bringing new laws. [GoogleAd] Mnangagwa, however, is allowed by the law to use emergency powers under the Presidential Powers (Temporary Measures) Act. The Act…
© THE Zanu PF youth league has taken a lot of flak for going public with damaging allegations of corruption levelled against senior party officials and bureaucrats. [GoogleAd] Daily News on Sunday’s News Editor Gift Phiri speaks with the youth league deputy secretary Lewis Matutu who says they have “overwhelming evidence” to support their claims…
© A country’s healthcare success is linked to its economic health. Industrial development policy implementation impacts economic development and healthcare positively. [GoogleAd] Sustaining health policies requires developing and deploying a wide range of support instruments through which business can grow. Our argument is not that Industrial Development Policy will lead to increased healthcare delivery but…
© POPULARY known as the Zimbabwe STEM lady with an unstoppable ambition, Scelo Dube’s childhood dream was to make enough money to support…
© Frank Buyanga, a South African-based Zimbabwean businessman, has been inducted as an ambassador for the Youth Leadership Entrepreneurship, in recognition of his undying desire to grow young people and become successful entrepreneurs. [GoogleAd] The continental honour took place in Ghana and was conferred on him by Pan African Leadership Foundation, whose mission is to transform…
© ONE thing Zimbabwe’s big cities generate in large quantities is garbage.Confronted with this headache, municipalities across the country are discussing how to turn mounting mounds of landfills into electricity. [GoogleAd] It’s a timely discussion, though, since the country has slumped into an electricity crisis, with suburbs going up to 12 hours without power. The plan…
© BACK in the days, falling pregnant at school was the end of the road for many young girls. Thanks to the Education Amendment Bill, this could soon no longer be the case. [GoogleAd] The Bill proposes that young girls who fall pregnant while still in school can return to complete their studies after giving birth….
© ITS 16:00hrs and Tsitsi Chamunorwa (not her real name) has to ensure firewood is in place in preparation for supper, before she rushes to the borehole to fetch water. [GoogleAd] One could easily be misled to believe Chamunorwa is in rural Uzumba in Murewa, yet she lives in Harare, Zimbabwe’s largest capital city. For…
© ELVIS Tembo (not his real name) is supposedly a middle income earner who works in Harare’s central business district as an accountant. [GoogleAd] He has been leasing a house in the upmarket Bluffhill area since he started working about two decades ago. Tembo, who was in his early 20s when he started working after…
© THE wheels of justice in Zimbabwe are turning too slowly so much that a plethora of cases have been pending before various courts for decades. [GoogleAd] This emerged during public interviews for appointment of two Supreme Court judges. Justices Felicia Chatukuta, Samuel Kudya, Elfas Chitakunye, Charles Hungwe and Nicholas Mathonsi participated in the interviews,…
