By Darlington Gatsi YOUTH Minister, Tinomuda Machakaire has denied responsibility over 17 cars that were bought two years ago but were never delivered. In the latest report by acting Auditor-General Rheah Kujinga, the then Ministry of…
By Alois Vinga THE Zimbabwe Coalition on Debt and Development (ZIMCODD) has bemoaned the lack of transparency on obtaining data stocks on the back of reports the amount has surged by 1,7% to US$18 billion. In…
By Tapiwa Svondo Amnesty International has called on authorities to release Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) interim leader Jameson Timba and 76 CCC activists who have been detained for over a month. The group was arrested…
By Leopold Munhende OVER six million food insecure Zimbabweans are set to benefit from a government scheme that will see them getting between 7.5kg and 8.5kg bags of maize meal each per month up to March…
By James Muonwa l Mashonaland West Correspondent LOCAL authorities have been called upon to prioritise provision of safe and decent work stations for micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs), which have huge potential to leapfrog sustainable…
Bloomberg Zimbabwe’s largest gold producer is negotiating with potential partners for a $150 million investment to boost production at its Shamva mine by 50%. Kuvimba Mining House — 65% owned by the state — has already…
By Tinei Tuhwe PRIMARY and Secondary Education Minister Torerai Moyo has appointed a 16-member Zimbabwe School Examinations Council (ZIMSEC) board, chaired by Paul Mapfumo. Mapfumo is the current Vice Chancellor of the University of Zimbabwe (UZ)…
By Alois Vinga HARARE City Council’s (HCC) recently unveiled a handbook that places communities at the heart of decision making while equipping councillors with requisite knowledge on how to conduct themselves as citizens’ leaders. The manuscript…
By Tapiwa Svondo PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa has warned detractors instigating internal divisions and working tirelessly to undermine the country’s efforts to address the emotive Gukurahundi issue. Termed Gukurahundi, which refers to the rains that wipe out…
By Tapiwa Svondo THE Government of Zimbabwe has partially lifted the ban on importation of cars older than 10 years, and now allows certain classes of people to do so. In a notice in the Government…