LOCAL NEWS

Staff Reporter

….as City`s officials fingered in corrupt activities

There have been calls for a forensic audit on Harare City Council (HCC) asset base following revelations by one of the auditing companies in the country that council officials are taking advantage of the city`s unknown assets to engage in corrupt activities.

Political Reporter

The Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) by-elections candidates are lamenting over the measly financial support they are receiving from their party for their campaigns.

Staff Reporter

Government has undertaken to ensure that every citizen has access to water, in line with the Sustainable Development Goal 6 (SDG6) which seeks to ensure availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation for all by 2030.

Staff Reporter

The Airports of Zimbabwe Company (AZC) is set to enhance the security measures at all the international airports across the country as a way of closing loopholes that are leading to the pilfering of gold, ivory and other valuable minerals and the smuggling of illegal substances such as drugs, ivory and weapons.

Staff Reporter

In line with the New Dispensation thrust of Zero Tolerance to Corruption, and of applying the law without fear or favour, the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission has arrested some rogue Police officers for impersonating ZACC Commissioners and defrauding a cross-border trader of US$2000.

Political Reporter

The Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader, Nelson Chamisa has urged his supporters to destroy ZANU PF-linked businesses as a way of retaliating whenever they are attacked.

Staff Reporter

Citizens have welcomed Government initiative to reduce taxes on fuel in order to maintain fuel prices at an affordable range.  This follows a hike in international oil prices as a result of the Russia/Ukraine war.

Grace Chekai

India has injected US$48.1 million towards the Deka Upgradation Project in Hwange.

Staff Reporter

Fertilizer companies have vowed to meet all fertiliser demands if Government and its financial institutions continue to support its drive toward a self-sufficient local production by 2025, a situation that will ensure a significant reduction in the country’s import bill, while ensuring a timely supply of inputs to farmers.

Staff Reporter

Exhibitors from all walks of life have welcomed the announcement of dates for the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF).