ZIMBABWEAN Alice Mpofu-Coles was elected the mayor of Reading in the United Kingdom at an annual council meeting last week. She came…
ZIMBABWE has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Conservation of Migratory Birds of Prey in Africa as part of efforts to reinforce the country’s conservation approach. Speaking at the signing ceremony in Harare yesterday, Environment minister, Evelyn Ndlovu, said the MoU was in line with the country’s thrust to protect over 64 birds…
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SPEAKER of the National Assembly, Jacob Mudenda, has invited the academia and industry stakeholders to advance artificial intelligence (AI) programmes for Parliament. Speaking in Harare at a symposium on harnessing artificial intelligence for the parliamentary processes, Mudenda said Parliament should be at the forefront of transformation and innovation to accelerate institutional modernisation. “The Parliament of…
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Thabiso Mutirwara mutirwarat@dailynews.co.zw THE International Women’s Multisector Conference (IWMC), which seeks to empower women entrepreneurs from different countries to be financially independent, has launched a chapter in Zimbabwe. The launch was attended by women delegates from Zambia, South Africa, the UK, the USA, and the DRC. Speaking to Daily News yesterday, the director of IWMC…
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INTEGRATED financial institution Old Mutual Zimbabwe has launched a financial literacy initiative in partnership with Girls in STEM (GIS) Trust. The initiative is targeting at least 1 600 young women and girls in Bulawayo. Speaking at the three-day workshop yesterday, the GIS director, Victoria Nxumalo, said the organisation’s mission was to equip girls, not only…
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THE Honondo chieftainship in Bubi District, Matabeleland North Province, has been restored nearly a century after its abolition by colonial authorities in 1930. The restoration of the chieftainship on Wednesday was marked by a formal installation ceremony attended by senior government and traditional leaders. Misheck Hlabangana was installed as Chief Honondo. Speaking at the event,…
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THE National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) has attributed the recent surge in rail crossing accidents to motorists’ negligence and disregard for safety regulations. Three collisions between trains and vehicles have been recorded in just two weeks. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, the NRZ spokesperson, Andrew Kunambura, said most train collisions were preventable as they…
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HUNDREDS of residents, who are illegally occupying land belonging to Shelter Zimbabwe at Donnybrook Chizhanje in Mabvuku, Harare, have been told to vacate the land by the end of this month. Those who defy the order, according to Shelter Zimbabwe, risk having their structures demolished. This was confirmed by Shelter Zimbabwe this week where it…
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Yvonne Ncube and Hazel Marimbiza in BULAWAYO TWO Bulawayo supermarket tellers have appeared in court facing allegations of defrauding their employer of US$3 000 through a fake refund scheme. Sandra Ndlovu, and Tafadzwa Moyo yesterday appeared before Bulawayo magistrate Joseph Mabeza facing fraud and theft charges. They both pleaded not guilty and were remanded out…
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Tapiwa Chirume chirumet@dailynews.co.zw MASVINGO City Council has secured US$4,5 million for the installation of a water treatment solar plant to alleviate perennial water supply challenges. The council is also in negotiations with French and South African investors to finance its US$70 million water augmentation project. Masvingo mayor Aleck Tabe yesterday told the Daily News that…
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