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Row over residential stands in court

© A HARARE businessman, Antony Parehwa and property firm Wa- termount Estates, are embroiled in a legal battle in the High Court, where they have sued and counter- sued each other for the transfer of 130 residential stands measuring 1 200 metres each in Goromonzi to the former. [GoogleAd] Parehwa, who is in the same property…

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More than 83 percent live in poverty: Report

© MORE than 83 percent of residents here are poor, living on $500 per month, a recent study conducted by the local authority has revealed. Making a presentation during the Bulawayo City Council (BCC)’s city master plan review meeting, consultant Job Jika Ndebele said an additional 20 percent of residents were surviving on less than…

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‘Zim needs more mental health workers’

© HEALTH and Child Care minister Obadiah Moyo has deplored the shortage of psychiatrists in the country, saying there is need to train more mental health specialists. This comes as suicide cases have been on the increase in the country, with most of them being linked to the economic situation. Moyo said during Mental Health…

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Defiant doctors dig in heels

© STRIKING doctors who were on Friday ordered to return to work by the Labour Court have remained defiant, arguing they were still incapacitated and would escalate their fight for better wages and working conditions to the Supreme Court. This came after the government had sought the Labour Court’s authority to take disciplinary action against…

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Gender commission calls for submissions

© WITH only a couple of weeks before the An- nual National Gender Forum, the Zimbabwe Gender commission is inviting interested stakeholder organisations and individuals to submit topics for discussion at the forum. The forum will be held from October 31 to November 1, 2019 in Manicaland Province. [GoogleAd] “Further to the notice, an invite…

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‘Waive tourism sector entry requirements’

Zimbabwe Youth in tourism have bemoaned the discrepancy between policy promises and implementation and called on the government to scrap the many requirements hindering youths from venturing into the sector. Speaking at the third edition of the Africa Youth in Tourism conference in Bulawayo last week, Africa Youth in Tourism Zimbabwe chapter director-general Steward Mutizwa…

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Outrage over ED honorary degree

© CIVIL society organisations and human rights activists have expressed outrage over the honorary degree on peace and governance awarded to President Emmerson Mnangagwa by Bindura University of Science and Technology at the weekend, saying it does not reflect the current social-economic and political environment characterised by massive human rights violations. [GoogleAd] The university said…

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Mixed feelings over ‘Zupco kombis’

over- nment’s move to open the Zimbabwe United Passenger Company (Zupco) franchise to more private commuter operators has met with mixed feelings, with some viewing the initiative as positive and sceptics ques- tioning its sustainability. The development comes as Zupco has been overwhelmed by passengers shunning com- muter minibuses, whose fares go up regularly in…

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Grace’s problems mount by the day

© FORMER first lady Grace Mugabe risks losing one of the properties that forms part of her family’s sprawling residence in Harare’s leafy suburb of Borrowdale famously referred to as the Blue Roof following a High Court ruling in June ordering the former first family to let go of that property. [GoogleAd] This comes as…

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Bigwigs fight ED over talks. . . as Zanu PF youth leader says dialogue with Chamisa ‘a must’

© OUTSPOKEN Zanu PF youth league national political commissar, Godfrey Tsenengamu, has accused unnamed party bigwigs of working to derail President Emmerson Mnangagwa and stopping him from engaging in much-needed political dialogue with opposition leader Nelson Chamisa, the Daily News reports. [GoogleAd] And in making this sensational claim, Tsenengamu joins a plethora of voices from…

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