© ANALYSTS say it’s clear that grumpy ousted former President Robert Mugabe — despite suffering from the ravages of old age and ill health — has no desire to either forget or forgive his former lieutenants in Zanu PF who played prominent roles in his stunning fall from power in 2017. [GoogleAd] This comes after…
© THE Amalgamated Rural Teachers’ Union of Zimbabwe (ARTUZ) has declared that its members will be convening at offices of the Finance ministry on every pay day to “mourn” the death of their salaries. [GoogleAd] This comes as prices of goods and services continue soaring, rendering useless the $400 once-off cushioning allowance that civil servants…
© ZIMBABWE Energy Regulatory Authority (Zera) has raised concerns over the excessive domestic use of electricity saying energy needs to be channeled more towards the productive sector which can earn the country foreign currency for development. [GoogleAd] This comes after the country has been facing severe power outages for the past eight weeks attributed to…
© ZIMBABWE’s Foreign ministry, Zimbabwe Republic Police and the Immigration Department this week engaged in an exchange meeting with local Chinese communities at the Chinese Embassy in Harare to discuss social, economic and political matters in an effort to enhance cordial relations between China and Zimbabwe. [GoogleAd] Chinese Ambassador to Zimbabwe Guo Shaochun said Zimbabwe…
© THE Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (Zec) has rejected MDC’s application for the recount of Lupane East by-election results saying the main opposition party’s basis is absurd and frivolous. [GoogleAd] This comes after Zanu PF won the by-election with its candidate Mbongeni Dube garnering 6 369 votes while the MDC Alliance candidate Dalumuzi Khumalo got 4…
© Mthuli Ncube has become the first Finance minister since 2014 to honour constitutional requirements by allocating councils five percent of the total national budget to provincial councils and district authorities, it has emerged. [GoogleAd] Government since around 2014 under President Robert Mugabe’s regime was not making substantial allocations to the local authorities. However, since…
© CABINET has been blasted for withdrawing section 40 of the Marriages Amendment Bill as this raises questions to the issue of separation of powers within the arms of the government, analysts contend adding that the society we live in today the majority of the people are in these civil partnerships and women remain vulnerable….
OPPOSITION leader Nelson Chamisa, pictured, yesterday heaped praise on the army for declaring that it would not interfere with the country’s politics and side with Zanu PF, which has historically leaned on soldiers to foil government critics, the Daily News can report. This comes as the MDC has issued a notice to hold massive national…
© IN A rare piece of good news for long-suffering Zimbabweans, under-fire power utility Zesa announced yesterday that it would relax its load shedding schedules, after it started receiving elec- tricity from neighbouring South Africa. This follows lengthy negotiations between Zesa and Eskom, which were only successfully concluded on Tuesday this week — with the…
© FORMER minister of State for Mashonaland Central Martin Dinha is being probed by the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (Zacc) for alleged crimes he committed while he was the mayor of Bindura between 2004 and 2008, the Daily News can report. This comes as Zacc has upped the fight against corruption arresting Prisca Mupfumira, who has…
