THE World Bank says Zimbabwe has a great potential to prosper as it has a skilled workforce and infrastructure which is better than most countries. This comes after the International Monetary Fund (IMF) last week said Zimbabwe’s economy would grow by 3,2 percent this year and next year despite the impact of the devastating El-Nino…
Brandon Josphat josphatbl@dailynews.co.zw PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa will on Monday preside over the burial of two national heroes and a heroine at the National Heroes Acre in the capital. The three are director Investments in the President’s department Nash Dzimiri, brigadier-general Shadreck Vezha and Zanu PF women’s league member Grace Tsitsi Jadagu. The trio passed on…
By Nyasha Kunyiswa kunyiswan@dailynews.co.zw DESPITE Zimbabwe’s rising cervical cancer cases, the government is struggling to stem the exodus of experienced pathologists to other countries. This comes as Zimbabwe is ranked among the top four countries in the world with a high prevalence of cervical cancer — with 61 out of every 100 000 tested local…
By Bryn Matongo POLICE in Harare are currently hunting for 15 armed robbers who stole a combined US$28 000 in separate cases over the weekend. This comes as cases of armed robberies are on the increase across the country with citizens losing huge sums of money and valuables. National police spokesperson Paul Nyathi yesterday said…
THE ruling Zanu PF and opposition leaders are increasingly finding convergence on many issues of national importance — raising fresh hopes for much-needed political dialogue in the country. This comes as most Zimbabweans and respected political analysts view national unity and dialogue as the only sustainable avenues to resolve the country’s decadeslong myriad challenges. It…
BY RUTENDO NGARA AND NYASHA KUNYISWA VICE President Constantino Chiwenga says the government will throw the rule book at illegal money changers in order to protect the recently introduced ZiG currency. Addressing Zanu PF supporters in Harare East ahead of next week’s by-elections, Chiwenga said the new currency, which marks the dawn of a new…
BULAWAYO mayor David Coltart says the city will find it difficult to provide adequate water to cater for the upcoming Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) amid a serious shortage of the precious liquid. Bulawayo residents are currently receiving water for two days a week due to dwindling water levels in its supply dams. Coltart told…
By BRANDON JOSPHAT THE Consumer Protection Commission (CPC) has stepped up its campaign to defend the rights of all Zimbabweans from being transgressed by errant traders. Speaking to the Daily News On Sunday yesterday, CPC research and public affairs manager, Kudakwashe Mudereri, said the recent crackdown on trading malpractices that had been carried out in…
BY BRYN MATONGO HARARE City Council has embarked on a robust exercise of removing illegal billboards that were installed along roads and across the city in order to account for the revenue it has been losing. According to the HCC`s by-laws, it is illegal to erect billboards or any structure within the City of Harare…
ZIMBABWE is on track to achieve all its economic goals, including the resolution of the country’s debt arrears to global financiers, authorities say. Speaking during the ongoing International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Bank spring meetings in Washington DC yesterday, Finance minister Mthuli Ncube said the government was on the verge of taming the country’s…
