SOUTH Africa Department of Home Affairs has rejected claims that Zimbabweans in possession of expired Zimbabwe Exemption Permits (ZEP) will be deported…
NEWLY appointed Provincial Affairs ministers have put suspected land barons in their regions on notice, as the government moves to restore order in towns and cities. This comes as the country is still saddled with cases of desperate home seekers who lost their hard-earned money to illegal property developers and land barons. Harare Metropolitan Provincial…
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THE United Nations (UN) in Zimbabwe says it will continue to stand and support the country’s efforts in ensuring that Agenda 2030 is a reality in Zimbabwe. In 2015, Zimbabwe, like many other UN member countries, signed the Agenda 2030 for Sustainable Development, which is aimed at ending poverty in all its forms. The UN…
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By Brandon JosphatSTAFF WRITERjosphatbl@dailynews.co.zw THREE deputy ministers who took oaths of office yesterday before President Emmerson Mnangagwa have pledged to foster economic development in their respective ministries. Speaking to the media after their swearing-in ceremony at State House in Harare, newly-appointed Industry deputy minister Roy Bhila pledged to work closely with the informal sector in…
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AN alleged extortionist spun a tale and involved Vice President Constantino Chiwenga’s name in a bid to gain US$500 from a Harare man.Evans Madziva, 42, was remanded in custody until September 18 when he appeared before Harare magistrate Marehwanazvo Gofa on Friday.Madziva stands accused of trying to extort Elliot Chepa, who was testifying as a…
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By Ketty Nyoni PRICES of basic goods are going up sharply again in some retail shops, as some businesses say they are counting the cost of resurgent power cuts, recent fuel price hikes and the weakening of the Zimbabwe dollar. However, economic experts argue that the jump in prices are not justified, as there has…
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By Brandon Josphat COMMUTERS are crying foul after transport operators and private motorists hiked their fares in the wake of the ongoing blitz against errant drivers by authorities. This comes as police have so far arrested more than 16 000 people and impounded about 7 000 vehicles under the current campaign, which has now entered…
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Brandon Josphatjosphatbl@dailynews.co.zw PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa is expected to leave Harare today for the United Nations (UN) general assembly summit in New York, the United States of America. This comes as Mnangagwa was recently elected to lead the country for the next five years in elections that opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) Nelson Chamisa has…
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By Brandon Josphatjosphatbl@dailynews.co.zw NINE people were killed and 46 others seriously injured in three separate accidents on Friday. According to national police spokesperson Paul Nyathi yesterday, the first fatal road accident happened along the ever-busy Harare–Masvingo highway where two trucks were involved in a head on collision.“Police confirm a fatal road traffic accident in which…
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ZIMBABWE is reeling from fresh power cuts, with many areas around the country once again currently going for more than seven hours a day without electricity. Authorities say this is primarily due to recurring technical faults at the key Hwange Thermal Power Station, which has resulted in reduced energy generation capacity there. Speaking to the…
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