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Emcoz salutes IPMZ

EMPLOYERS’ Confederation of Zimbabwe (Emcoz) president Demos Mbauya has praised the Institute of People Management of Zimbabwe (IPMZ) for attaining ISO 9001-2015…

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Provincial councils to start next year

THE government is set to operationalise provincial councils nationwide early next year as authorities move to fulfil the provisions of the country’s Constitution, a top government official has said.  The provincial councils were elected in the 2013 and 2018 polls but the officials were not sworn in ostensibly because there were legal issues that needed…

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Man fondles mother-in-law

Dionne Kanyowa  A HARARE man appeared before Harare magistrate Denis Mangosi facing allegations of indecently assaulting his mother-in-law and fondling her breasts.  The State alleges that on September 15 this year at around 7pm, Steven Chaboko, 40, came into the dining room where his mother-in-law Jane Kautsi, 53, was sitting.   Kautsi was staying at Chaboko’s…

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Black market costs gold sector millions

THE parliamentary portfolio committee on Mines and Mining Development chairperson, Edmund Mkaratigwa, says the parallel market is riling the gold sector.  Mkaratigwa said while the government is committed to curbing gold leakages through tight security throughout the country, the black market remains an ulcer that is costing the sector millions.  Currently, the local currency is…

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Duo steals 10 car batteries

Shamaine Chirimujiri  TWO Epworth men were arraigned before the Harare Magistrates’ Courts on Wednesday after they were arrested for stealing 10 car batteries from different complainants in a single night in Waterfalls.  Prince Zvavanoda, 24, and Tinashe Chasi both pleaded not guilty to the theft charges when they appeared before magistrate Patricia Sangaza-Kamwanda.  The court…

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