THE Labour Court has postponed a case in which the Health Services Board (HSB) had applied to determine the legality of the ongoing doctors’ strike in the wake of the medical practitioners’ refusal to comply with a government directive to return to work on Monday. [GoogleAd] The matter was adjourned after HSB lawyer Tim Tombo…
© IN STRANGER than fiction new revelations, former first lady Grace Mugabe apparently performed bizarre rituals on the remains of her late husband, Robert Mugabe and also barred close family members and other relatives from viewing his body when he was buried in Zvimba on September 29, the Daily News reports. [GoogleAd] This followed Mugabe’s…
© IT IS generally not our style to either engage with or respond to the mad rantings of deluded chaos mongers, pathological liars and social media retards. But there comes a point where some things cannot be ignored as remaining silent under such circumstances can, unfortunately, encourage shameless charlatans and other small minds in their…
© THE Government yesterday ap- proved the Cyber Crime, Cyber Security and Data Protection Bill which, among other things, provides penalties for the trans- mission of data messages inciting violence and damage to property. Industry and Commerce minister Mangaliso Ndlovu, who was standing in for Information minister Monica Mutsvangwa, told a post-Cabinet media briefing yesterday…
© ZIMBABWEANS should brace for more bread shortages as the country has run out of flour, Bakers Association of Zimbabwe chairperson Dennis Wala has said. “The issue is shortage of flour. Our members cannot find flour. The information we have received is that they cannot find flour anywhere and they don’t have raw materials,” Wala…
© AT LEAST five local companies are this week expected to sign contracts for the refurbishment of the Harare-Beitbridge highway, Transport minister Joel Biggie Matiza has said. The companies are Tensor Systems (Private) Limited, Masimba Construction, Fossil Contracting, Exodus and Bitumen. Matiza said work on the road, which straddles four provinces, will commence soon after…
© THE Judicial Services Commission (JSC) has been forced to reinstate expelled Esigodini provincial magistrate Tawanda Muchemwa. This comes after lawyers representing Muchemwa had filed an application for review against a disciplinary hearing conducted by JSC. Muchemwa, who was on suspension, was immediately expelled following the hearing on August 23, 2019. [GoogleAd] His lawyers, however,…
© CITY fathers here are pushing for housing registration by-laws to be amended, arguing the existing ones discriminate against married women who are asked to register in the names of their husbands. The latest health, housing and education committee report shows that there is concern that the housing waiting list by-laws discriminated against married women….
© ZIMBABWE’S mining firms are expected to contribute more than 600 megawatts (MW) of electricity into the national grid in the next three years, Mines minister Winston Chitando has said. [GoogleAd] This comes as several mining firms in the country have ventured into energy generation to avoid disruptions emanating from incessant power cuts. The country…
© A HARARE man has been jailed for four years and eight months for duping government officials of various sums of money while misrepresenting himself as former High Court judge Mafios Cheda. [GoogleAd] Tinashe Munhuweyi, 36, was sentenced to 56 months imprisonment but six months were suspended on condition of good behaviour. One year was…
