by Bruice Zvandasara
In a bid to stir up public anger and subsequently get a bigger stake in Government, opposition leader, Nelson Chamisa has initiated a plan to sabotage the country taking advantage of public anger against the recently pronounced Monetary Policy Statement (MPS) this week.
by Bruce Zvandasara
As the crackdown on corrupt activities intensifies on suspected public funds looters in the ZESAgate, 19 heads are to roll, 16 officials from the Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority (ZESA) and three from Zimbabwe Power Company (ZPC) are up for corruption and dereliction of duties.
by Bernard Mutambudzi.
Government has commended the dedication shown by health professionals since the emergency of cholera in Harare.
by Rudo Saungweme
Mthwakazi Republic Party (MRP) has formed a student association representative board ahead of National University of Science and Technology (NUST) elections scheduled for 11 October this year.
by Elijah Chihota
Struggling soya bean farmers are set to benefit from a financing arrangement being rolled out by a Bulawayo-based edible oil processing company, United Refineries Limited (URL), which is targeting 15 000 metric tonnes during the forthcoming farming season.
by Bruce Zvandasara
The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) arrested the Zimbabwe Electricity Transmission and Distribution (ZETDC) managing director Julian Chinembiri and his finance director, Thoko Dhliwayo over corruption scandal of $35 million for transformers involving Indian Company.
by Bernard Mutambudzi
The Honourable Minister of Health and Child Care, Dr Obadiah Moyo has assured the nation that the new oral cholera vaccine is an effective and safe vaccine as it has been also administered in other countries that experienced similar outbreaks with good results.
by Tawanda Musariri
Mthwakazi Republic Party, a secessionist political party headquartered in Bulawayo is polishing up plans to launch a church in Bulawayo in the near future.
by Anesu Pedzisayi
The reckless remarks that continuously come from MDC Alliance leader, Nelson Chamisa, at a time when Zimbabwe is focusing on re-building the nation is alarming, if not dangerous and destructive.
by Tafara Shumba
The appointment of Mr Ndavaningi Nick Mangwana as a Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services is one of the most merited promotion done by President Emmerson Mnangagwa since the advent of the new dispensation.
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