Zinara Board to tour Cyclone Idai areas

Shongedzai Mugwagwa

The Zimbabwe National Road Authority (Zinara) Board will next week embark on a weeklong tour in the Cyclone Idai hit areas assessing the decimation of infrastructure and the response done by their parastatal, the Harare Post can report.

Zim farm produce on global demand

Christopher Makaza.

Zimbabwe`s horticulture produce continues to be on demand in the lucrative European market due to its remarkable quality.

Chinamasa’s appointment applauded

Tendai Matunhu

The appointment of former Minister of Finance and Economic Development Patrick Chinamasa as the new Chairman of Board of Directors of Air Zimbabwe has been highly welcomed by citizens who described Chinamasa as a hard-working and upright man.

Zinara Forensic Audit “too hot”...top brass feeling the heat

Staff Reporter

The Zimbabwe National Road Authority (Zinara) board has exerted so much pressure on the Zinara top management over Grant and Thornton forensic auditors who opened a can of worms, the Harare Post can exclusively report.

President mourns Vimbai Tsvangirai-Java

Dorcas Rumano

President Emmerson Mnangagwa has expressed sorrow following the death of MDC Glen View South legislator, Vimbai Tsvangirai-Java (36) who passed on last Monday.

Parly holds a phone-in program

Bernard Mutambudzi

Parliament today held a phone-in program for the joint committees on Defence, Home Affairs and Security Services and Peace and Security Thematic to discuss Maintenance of Peace and Order Bill (MOPA) in a move that shows inclusivity in policy formulation.

Tourism boost for Binga as IDBZ plans to build hotel

Nobleman Runyanga

The tourism industry in Binga, Matabeleland North Province, is set to be boosted as the Infrastructure Development Bank of Zimbabwe (IDBZ) has announced plans to build a hotel and conference centre on the shores on the Zambezi River.

Social Dialogue the way to go-Mutasa

Christopher Makaza.

History has taught us that people can go to war, they can strike, they can go into the streets in protest, but at the end you will have to sit down and talk, we cannot do away with dialogue, says Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Union (ZCTU) President Peter Mutasa during the commissioning of the Tripartite Negotiation Forum in Harare last week.