investment by each and every one of us for its success,” he said. Mnangagwa said the availabil- ity of affordable transport was a key programme of his government and in pursuit of that more buses would be added to the Zupco fleet. “More Zupco buses are ex- pected to be delivered during the coming week…
© POLICE have launched a manhunt for a gang of killer gold panners who murdered a policeman in a grisly attack in Kadoma at the weekend, the Daily News reports. This comes as the government has classified machete-wielding “MaShurugwi” as terrorists saying authori- ties could soon sanction law enforce- ment agents to shoot them on…
© A STAGGERING 176 338 girls under the age of 18 fell pregnant in the last five years alone, a new survey has revealed. This comes as the country is battling to reduce rising teenage pregnancies and HIV infections among the youth. According to the 2019 Multiple Cluster Indicator Survey (Mics), nearly 24 percent or…
© A HABITUAL chicken thief is back in prison days after he was released, reuniting with a partner in crime and another believed to be his brother, who had been given longer sentences in a previous conviction. Peter David Bvuwai, 38, of no fixed abode, was not asked to plead when he appeared before magistrate…
S e r v i c e m i of a $90 000 loan which is the basis of the crim- inal abuse of office charges she is facing. “The first charge alleges that she was not entitled to a Land Cruiser but Mercedes Benz … no document has been fur- nished to the defence…
© THE drought and hunger will continue ravaging the country until 2021, the Famine Early Warning Systems Network (Fewsnet) has warned. This comes as the country has received little rains to date, a devel- opment largely attributed to climate change being experienced in the southern African region at large. [GoogleAd] In its report, Fewsnet also…
© ZIMBABWE is among countries at risk of losing its diamond market share to synthetic diamonds if human rights abuses and environmental mismanagement persist, a Zimbabwe Environmen- tal Lawyers Association (ZELA) official said. Synthetic diamonds are grown in laboratories and produced through a controlled process. Big companies like De Beers are also pushing for the…
© ABOUT 194 doctors out of 476 who were sup- posed to appear before a disciplinary committee for taking part in a four- month strike returned to work after heeding the government’s 48-hour moratorium issued last month, the Health Services Board (HSB) has said. President Emmerson Mnangagwa extended the 48- hour moratorium last month which…
© THE WORLD Food Programme (WFP) will extend its urban food assistance programme to eight more districts as hunger continues to stalk Zimbabweans. WFP country director Eddie Rowe, pictured, told the Daily News on Sunday that the extension comes on the back of its successful pilot project in Epworth. [GoogleAd] “Next year, WFP will expand…
© PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa’s under pressure government has, with immediate effect, classified all machete-wielding gangs who are making life a living hell for citizens as terrorists, the Daily News On Sunday reports. In addition, fed-up authorities are also seriously considering ordering security forces to shoot to kill these ruffians on sight, as the State battles to end…
