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Police to auction lost property

THE Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) is tomorrow set to auction unclaimed property in Harare. [GoogleAd] In a notice, KM Auctions said it has been instructed by the ZRP to auction property which includes, bicycles, clothing, televisions, laptops, radios, cell phones, plastic ware, continental pillows, monarchs, corrugated sheets, door frames, speakers, tyres and rims, irrigation pipers…

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ZCDC to venture into  gems cutting, polishing

THE Zimbabwe Consolidated Diamond Company (ZCDC) is looking for a contractor to construct a gemstone cutting and polishing factory under a build-operate-transfer deal covering four phases. The first phase will be to construct a gemmology training school; followed by the second phase which will be the setting up of a gemstone cutting and polishing factory….

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European Union calls for proposals

THE European Union (EU) is seeking projects to be implemented by civil society organisations in all the 10 provinces of Zimbabwe. In a notice, the EU said the projects will be implemented with financial assistance from Civil Society Organisations and Local Authorities Thematic Programme. [GoogleAd] “The call for proposals will prioritise support to multi-actor partnerships…

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Jonathan Moyo sued over electricity arrears

EXILED former Cabinet minister Jonathan Moyo has been hit with a civil suit after allegedly failing to pay $32 000 electricity arrears for his Mazowe Farm. Moyo, who is represented by his wife Beatrice, has since approached the High Court with an application for condonation for late filing of his response. He claimed in his…

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ED places Obasanjo under  surveillance during Zim visit

PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government has said it secretly arranged security details for visiting former Nigerian President Olesugun Obasanjo who was in the country for the launch of a book he co-authored with opposition leader Tendai Biti last week, the Daily News can report. This comes as the opposition queried the “appalling” reception given to the…

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Zim pushes SA on xenophobia

ZIMBABWE is pressing South Africa to act on renewed xenophobic attacks there which have left millions of Zimbabweans and other African migrants living and working in the region’s most developed country in severe trauma. This comes as the government of President Cyril Ramaphosa — which stands accused of exacerbating last week’s mayhem in Durban and…

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Tough lesson for Chamisa, MDC. . . as party loses ‘safe’ Bulawayo seat to Zanu PF

THE bickering main opposition MDC has received yet another wake-up call — to put its house in order now, or risk being annihilated in the keenly-anticipated 2023 national polls — after it lost Bulawayo’s Cowdray Park local council seat in a by-election at the weekend. Party insiders who spoke to the Daily News yesterday said…

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Farmer loses $3m to brother

A TOBACCO farmer has dragged his brother and business partner to the High Court for allegedly stealing US$3 million from his sales account with Tian Ze Zimbabwe. In summons filed at the High Court, Stanely Masaiti listed his brother Daniel Masaiti and his company Danchip Enterprises as respondents. [GoogleAd] The plaintiff’s (Stanely) claim arose from…

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UN flies in relief for Cyclone Idai victims

UNITED High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) yesterday handed over to government 80 metric tonnes (MT) of relief items to support 10 000 people affected by Cyclone Idai. The consignment which arrived at the Harare International Airport at the weekend includes, family tents, plastic tarpaulins, mosquito nets, sleeping mats, solar lamps and kitchen sets.  “The devastating…

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Councils grapple with solid waste collection crisis

ZIMBABWE’S urban local authorities have inadequate solid waste collection and disposal equipment which has led to numerous illegal refuse dumps. A report by the Urban Councils Association of Zimbabwe (Ucaz) said while coverage of refuse receptacles increased from 50,2 percent in 2016 to 53 percent in 2017, refuse collection was still a problem. [GoogleAd] The…

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