THE 16th edition of Sanganai/Hlanganani World Tourism Expo opens in Bulawayo today with a packed schedule of intense business engagement sessions as Zimbabwe seeks to capitalise on the showcase to drive higher tourism earnings. The annual exhibition runs from today to October 14 at the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) grounds under the theme: “Tourism…
By Ketty Nyoni IN the first half of this year, Zimbabwe recorded 32 level crossing accidents which saw four people being killed, the National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) has confirmed. Speaking at the launch of the Southern African Railway Association (SARA) Railway Safety Week in Harare yesterday, NRZ acting general manager Ainah Dube-Kaguru said the…
A FOURTEEN-YEAR-OLD girl from Glen View in Harare has been sentenced to three years in prison after she was found guilty of sexually assaulting two boys, aged eight and six. The minor was facing a charge of aggravated indecent assault. During her trial, the State told the court that the girl, who resides at the…
AS THE world observes the Cybersecurity Awareness Month this October, Econet Wireless Zimbabwe — the country’s leading telecommunications and technology company — has introduced new biometric fingerprint technology in all its shops and major distribution outlets, to strengthen cybersecurity around its customers’ identity, enhance overall data protection, and significantly reduce incidences of fraud and identity…
THE chaos-ravaged Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) is faced with two equally undesirable alternatives in the wake of the debilitating recall of 15 of its legislators from Parliament this week. So say political analysts, who told the Daily News yesterday that both withdrawing all the party’s legislators from Parliament in protest at the recalls, or…
RIOT police were called into the National Assembly yesterday to eject rowdy Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) legislators. The chaotic scenes came after Speaker Jacob Mudenda announced the recalling of 15 of the party’s MPs by CCC’s “interim secretary-general” Sengezo Tshabangu. Mkoba North legislator, Amos Chibaya, immediately questioned the development, saying the leadership of CCC…
A MAN from Mutare, who has been in remand custody since his arrest last month, for allegedly insulting President Emmerson Mnangagwa, has been granted free bail. Elroy Anesu Muchaya, 26, of Sakubva suburb was arrested last month and charged with undermining the authority of or insulting the President as defined under the Criminal Law Act….
ZIMBABWE and Malawi have reviewed and signed their Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) which is aimed at promoting tourism investment between the two countries. The first MoU was signed in 2015. At a meeting attended by senior government officials from both countries in Bulawayo yesterday, the authorities focused on reviewing progress made in implementing agreed areas…
By Rutendo Ngara EFFORTS by rescue teams at BayHorse gold mine in Chegutu, Mashonaland West Province, to retrieve at least 30 workers trapped underground, have been suspended due to shaky ground, authorities have said. The mine collapsed last month and the government declared the mine accident a national disaster, while six workers died and 22…
THE simmering tensions within the fledgling Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) could soon boil over into full-bloodied civil war if the party does not move with speed to strengthen its internal governance systems. So warn political analysts, who told the Daily News yesterday that the current bid to recall 15 of the party’s MPs and…
