MUTARE – Construction mogul Nancy Saungweme has challenged pension funds to invest in real estate — considered a safe haven. The Aloe Enterprises boss said Mutare’s central business district (CBD) — unchanged in decades with an inter-mix of dilapidated, old and re-developed buildings, was a clear testimony of lack of sufficient investments in properties. “Mutare…
HARARE – A number of opposition political parties are likely to collapse before the next polls in 2023 primarily as a result of lack of funding and their failure to gain traction at the just-ended polls. Zimbabwe has over 150 registered political parties of which over 120 took part in the July 30 harmonised elections,…
HARARE – Genuine teachers’ unions should take it upon themselves to build teacher consciousness on the role of trade unions, Amalgamated Rural Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (Artuz) president Obert Masaraure has said, adding that government should urgently set up an education equalisation fund. Our staff writer, Blessings Mashaya, recently spoke to Masaraure about the plight…
HARARE – Erratic fuel supplies being experienced throughout the country have now been addressed, the Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority (Zera) told the Daily News on Sunday yesterday. Zera chief executive officer Gloria Magombo said supplies to pump stations, which have been struggling to secure adequate fuel over the past month or so, would be back…
HARARE – While everyone in President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s Cabinet is expected to hit the ground running, it is Finance minister Mthuli Ncube who has the most difficult mission to accomplish. Mnangagwa recently announced his 20-member Cabinet, which has been fused with new faces, bringing hope for a better future. Many believe the Zanu PF leader…
HARARE – Despite government’s frantic efforts to recruit a hangman, Zimbabweans have frowned upon the job offer even though unemployment is above 90 percent. In this Question & Answer with the Daily News’ Tendayi Madhomu, the minister of Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs, Ziyambi Ziyambi (pictured) speaks on this and other issues. Q: How far…
HARARE – President Emmerson Mnangagwa has thrown a lifeline to his fellow comrades-in-arms whom he dropped from his Cabinet more than a week ago by giving them plum jobs at the Zanu PF headquarters, complete with perks similar to those enjoyed by his ministers. The Daily News on Sunday can report that during a politburo…
HARARE – President Emmerson Mnangagwa has thrown a lifeline to his fellow comrades-in-arms whom he dropped from his Cabinet more than a week ago by giving them plum jobs at the Zanu PF headquarters, complete with perks similar to those enjoyed by his ministers. [Adz] [GoogleAd]
HARARE – ZANU PF MPs have called on colleagues in Parliament to forgo their perks including top-of-the-range vehicles worth over $20m that government is set to buy them and channel the resources towards combating the cholera epidemic that has so far claimed more than 25 lives. Following an exposé by our sister publication the Daily…
HARARE – The fast-approaching rainy season will most likely worsen the cholera outbreak in the country, health experts have warned. The rainy season is closely linked to the spread of cholera as sewage and soil components containing the bacteria are most likely to be transferred from one place to the other by flowing water. Zimbabwe…
