© FORMER Zanu PF central committee member Munyaradzi Right Banda was hauled before the courts for allegedly bashing his wife be- cause she had attended a friend’s party. Banda, 51, was released on free bail when he appeared before Harare magistrate Rumbidzayi Mugwagwa charged with physical abuse and intimidation. [GoogleAd] He was remanded to November…
© EVEN armed robbers stormed a Waterfalls, Ha- rare, home and raped the occupants before relieving themselves in a mealie-meal container. One of the suspected robbers, Honest Mufutumari, 28, of New Canaan, Highfield, was advised to approach the High Court for bail when he appeared before Harare magistrate Rombidzayi Mugwagwa yesterday. [GoogleAd] He was being…
© THE hearing of a Supreme Court appeal by MDC leader Nelson Chamisa in which he is seeking to overturn a High Court ruling nullifying his presidency of the country’s biggest opposition party continues today. The appeal comes after High Court judge Edith Mushore earlier this year ruled in favour of a Gokwe MDC member,…
© BUSINESSES must comply with the law and insist on use of the local currency for all domestic transactions, President Emmerson Mnangagwa has said. Addressing delegates at the ZimTrade Annual Export Conference held at the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) Exhibition Centre in Bulawayo yesterday, Mnangagwa appealed to businesses to recognise that the local currency…
© PARLIAMENT has docked the allowances of opposition MDC legislators as punish- ment for walking out on President Em- merson Mnangagwa’s State of the Nation Address (Sona) last month, the Daily News can report. MDC chief whip Prosper Mutseyami yesterday confirmed that their Zanu PF counterparts had received their allowances ranging between $9 000 and…
© GOVERNMENT has reportedly docked the salaries of some striking doctors who downed tools 47 days ago and refused to go back to work even after the Labour Court declared their job action unlawful. Zimbabwe Hospital Doctors Association (ZHDA) secretary-general Tawanda Zvakada yesterday said while some striking doctors received their monthly pay, most of them…
© CIMAS medical aid society will no longer be covering over-the-counter drugs for its members following the worsening economic crisis, which has led to exorbitant medication prices. Unlike some medical aid societies, Cimas has been paying for over-the-counter drugs using medical aid subscriptions but will not be doing so as drug prices have continued soaring….
© THE City of Harare is on high alert over cases of space barons who are pocketing millions of dollars from council markets, depriving it of much-needed revenue. According to the city fathers, council now has an automated register of all markets per district, and has compiled a list of space barons with the intention…
© INFORMATION Communication Technology (ICT) ministry has facilitated attendance of a high-tech India Mobile Congress (IMC) 2019 to tap into the Asian giant’s technological advances and lure investors in the sector from the event. With technology giants like Nokia, Huawei, Samsung and Ericsson expected to share their advances with different partners who include vehicle manufacturers,…
© THE Supreme Court is today expected to either affirm or reject opposition leader Nelson Chamisa’s stewardship of the MDC, the Daily News reports. This follows an appeal against High Court judge Edith Mushore’s ruling in May this year, which nullified Chamisa’s leadership of the country’s biggest opposition party. [GoogleAd] Mushore’s much-debated ruling which was…
