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NAC committed to fight against HIV

THE NATIONAL Aids Council says it is committed to continuing supporting the government in decentralising treatment and prevention centres for HIV and cancer related services. Speaking during the world cancer day commemorations held in Karoi, Nac provincial manager for Mashonaland West David Nyamurera said they have procured a mammogram machine at Mpilo central hospital to…

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Russian news agency seeks Zim partnerships

RUPTLY — a global news agency that provides video services covering global news events — is on a mission to broaden partnerships with local media. The Berlin-headquartered news agency wants to forge partnerships that will make it possible for Ruptly to tell African stories while enabling Zimbabwean media entities to access real-time and archive visual…

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Coltart pledges transparency in water utility deal

BULAWAYO mayor, David Coltart says he is pushing to ensure the proposed water utility will be run transparently in a bid to guard against corruption. Residents have strongly objected to the Bulawayo City Council (BCC)’s proposal to introduce a water utility, citing concerns over transparency, community representation and potential financial mismanagement. But speaking during a…

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Heads warned over examination fees

Thabiso Mutirwara mutirwarat@dailynews.co.zw AUTHORITIES have warned school heads against denying Zimbabwe School Examinations Council (Zimsec) November examination fees for students who have not fully paid school fees. This comes as Zimsec has extended the deadline for paying November “O” Levels and “A” Level examination fees to mid-May.  It also comes amid reports that some schools…

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Government challenges land developers to service stands

THE government has challenged land developers to ensure they service their stands before people occupy them. Speaking during a groundbreaking ceremony for the Nehemiah Housing Project in Harare’s Waterfalls suburb yesterday, the deputy minister of Local Government Benjamin Kabikira said smart housing was one of the government’s main priorities. “The purposeful design of this Nehemiah…

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City Parking embraces AI

CITY Parking has introduced an ambitious plan to integrate artificial intelligence (AI) into its operations to improve efficiency, security, and overall customer experience. The initiative is part of the company’s broader digital transformation strategy aimed at modernising parking management in Zimbabwe’s urban centres. City Parking managing director Simon Muzviyo said the adoption of AI would…

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Prison escapee exonerates warden

By Rutendo Ngara ONE of the two prison escapees, arrested on the scene while attempting to flee, yesterday told the court that a prison officer arrested for allegedly assisting them to escape from lawful custody was not involved in their plan. Tafadzwa Richard Marondera and Luke Zinyengere appeared separately before Harare regional magistrate Fadzai Mthombeni…

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Airport officials in court

By Rutendo Ngara EIGHT government employees stationed at the Robert Gabriel Mugabe (RGM) International Airport appeared in court yesterday facing fraud allegations after they illegally facilitated the passage of 24 Ethiopians who did not have proper documentation. The Ethiopians, who were en route to Eswatini, have since appeared at the Harare Magistrates’ Courts where they…

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14 arrested for smuggling unregistered medicines

POLICE yesterday confirmed the arrest of 14 people in connection with illegal possession of unregistered medicines. The suspects were arrested in Zvimba District, Mashonaland West Province, while travelling from Bulawayo to Chinhoyi. The national police spokesperson, Paul Nyathi, said the suspects included Justice Nyika, 42, Prosper Maphosa, 37, Clarence Ncube, 27, Brenda Sango, 35, Rumbidzai…

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