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Vets crank up heat on ‘chefs’

HARARE – The political future of former Cabinet ministers who were recently re-assigned to the ruling Zanu PF’s headquarters by President Emmerson Mnangagwa is becoming increasingly uncertain. This comes after disgruntled war veterans ramped up their determined bid to kick the unwanted bigwigs out of the party on Friday last week by locking the under…

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Walter Magaya savaged over HIV claims

HARARE – Government yesterday led the criticism of Prophetic Healing and Deliverance (PHD) leader Walter Magaya after the charismatic preacher sensationally claimed at the weekend that he had found a cure for HIV/Aids and cancer. [Adz] [GoogleAd]

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Magaya savaged over HIV claims

HARARE – Government yesterday led the criticism of Prophetic Healing and Deliverance (PHD) leader Walter Magaya after the charismatic preacher sensationally claimed at the weekend that he had found a cure for HIV/Aids and cancer. Zimbabwe has an estimated 1,2 million people on HIV/Aids treatment — with tens of thousands more receiving life prolonging cancer…

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Zimsec on fake exam papers

HARARE – The Zimbabwe School Examinations Council (Zimsec) has raised alarm over fraudsters who are circulating fake examination papers. It would appear that the fraudsters are finding a willing market in Zimbabwe from Zimsec candidates who want to take the easy way out. “We would like to inform our valued candidates and members of the…

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Avail ward-based cancer treatment

BULAWAYO – Thokozani Khupe, leader of a breakaway faction of the MDC, has called on government to continue with its efforts to make cancer treatment accessible, particularly to the marginalised communities. She made the remarks over the weekend as her organisation, the Thokozani Khupe Cancer Foundation (TKCF), marked six years of existence. In marking TKCF’s…

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Council purchases iPads for councillors

HARARE – The Harare City Council (HCC) will purchase iPads for councillors, conceding that the electronic gadgets were vital if the city fathers were to discharge their duties efficiently. This comes after the councillors had given town clerk Hosiah Chisango up to October 31 to provide them with iPads. While the ultimatum torched a storm…

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Harare’s supplementary budget approved

HARARE – The Harare City Council (HCC) has approved a supplementary budget of $1,2 million for the rehabilitation of sewer digesters at Crowborough Sewage Treatment Works. The project, to be funded from revenue generated from cattle sales, seeks to upgrade the desludging digesters and heating system to allow for treatment of raw sewer. Crowborough sewer…

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Higherlife Foundation invites proposals

HARARE – Higherlife Foundation is inviting proposals for consultancy services to conduct research on the role of entrepreneurship and how it can be used to create employment in Zimbabwe, with special focus on women and girls. According to a statement released by Higherlife Foundation, the overall objective of the consultancy is to conduct a baseline…

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Teachers, Mavhima clash over salaries

HARARE – Teachers have condemned Primary and Secondary Education minister Paul Mavhima who recently ruled out the possibility of government reviewing teachers’ salaries. Addressing members of the National association of Primary School Heads (Naph) during a conference in Victoria Falls on Wednesday, Mavhima said government was not in a position to meet the salary increase…

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Fertiliser shortage looms

HARARE – The Commercial Farmers Union (CFU) says lack of foreign currency currently affecting the production of fertiliser at Sables Chemicals may result in serious shortages of fertiliser during the 2018/19 agricultural season. Last year, government allocated $130 million to the industry for the importation of fertilisers and raw materials. The main fertiliser manufacturer Sable…

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