By Yvonne Ncube in BULAWAYO AS Zimbabwe joins the world in raising awareness on breast cancer this month, a civic society organisation, Leading Initiatives Fighting Cancer Together (Lift) last Saturday embarked on a 9,5km walk educating women on how to self-examine breast cancer. Speaking to the Daily News on the sidelines of the walk, local…
By Ketty Nyoni THE country’s opposition is very often its own worst enemy, with a worrying tendency of authoring its own problems which it then blames on Zanu PF. So says a concerned opposition bigwig, Morgen Komichi, who warns further that the current chaos ravaging the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) will likely lead to…
BY RUTENDO NGARA & BRIGHTON MURONZEREYI PRIMARY and Secondary Education minister Torerai Moyo has blamed drug and substance abuse for the rampant bullying in the country’s schools, which highlights the necessity of implementing pertinent courses. Speaking to the Daily News on Sunday yesterday Moyo said in light of that, authorities were in the process of…
BUSINESS leaders say President Emmerson Mnangagwa should lead efforts to move Zimbabwe away from the recent national elections, so that the nation can focus on building the country’s economy. Speaking at the just-ended CEO Annual Roundtable (CEO-ART) in Victoria Falls on Thursday, the organisation’s chairperson, Oswell Binha, said it was crucial for the nation to…
THE government has established 11 new magistrates’ courts across the country and upgraded Mbare Magistrates’ Courts in Harare to a regional court as authorities seek to decentralise the justice delivery system. In a Statutory Instrument (SI) published in the Government Gazette, Justice minister Ziyambi Ziyambi confirmed the development. “Mabvuku is hereby designated as a resident…
BY BRANDON JOSPHAT THE government says it is working towards the decentralisation of the treatment of chronic illnesses to all provincial and district hospitals in order to decongest major hospitals, especially in Harare and Bulawayo. Responding to a question raised by Zanu PF senator for Mashonaland West Lydia Tsomondo on Thursday in the Senate regarding…
Ketty Nyoni and Rutendo NgaraSTAFF WRITERS THE government is courting overseas independent power producers (IPPs) as authorities bid to end the country’s debilitating electricity shortages. At the same time, it has emerged that the key US$300 million rehabilitation of the central Kariba Dam is now about 80 percent complete. And with authorities pushing the French…
THE Southern African Development Community (Sadc) Election Observer Mission (SEOM) has submitted its final election report on Zimbabwe’s August 23/24 general elections to President Emmerson Mnangagwa. The report was submitted to Mnangagwa by Sadc chairperson of the organ of politics, Zambia President Hakainde Hichilema. In the report, which was also copied to the Zimbabwe Electoral…
By Rutendo Ngara PRESSURE is mounting on authorities to abolish the death sentence in the country. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, on the sidelines of World Day Against Death Penalty commemorations in Harare, the director of legal watchdog Veritas, Val Ingham-Thorpe, said Parliament should scrap the penalty from statute books. “We submitted our petition…
THE government says the tourism industry is on a commendable growth trajectory with investors targeting new hotspots, in a development that is set to contribute to the achievement of an upper middle income status by 2030. Speaking at a tourism investment forum during the ongoing Sanganai/Hlanganani Expo, yesterday minister of Tourism Barbra Rwodzi said new…
