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3 posthumously declared national heroes

PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa has posthumously declared three national heroes for the crucial role they played in developing the country. Speaking at Heroes Day commemorations at the National Heroes Acre, Mnangagwa yesterday said that plans were at an advanced stage for the updated biographies of early nationalists. “My administration is preserving national historical and cultural heritage…

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Night vending ban criticised

THE Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) has strongly criticised the government’s decision to ban night street vending, saying authorities must prioritise jobs creation. The ban, announced by Local Government minister Daniel Garwe during a meeting with Harare City councillors last week, immediately outlaws mabhero (second-hand clothes), as well as all forms of informal trade…

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AG red flags hospitals fuel abuse

THE office of the Auditor-General has raised serious concerns over widespread fuel mismanagement and financial irregularities in several of the country’s public health institutions. In a report recently tabled in Parliament, acting Auditor-General Rhea Kujinga flagged critical weaknesses in fuel and expenditure controls across eight health institutions, including Provincial Medical Director (PMD) offices in Mashonaland…

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‘Make good use of sugar tax’

THE money being collected by the government through the recently introduced sugar tax should be put to good use, particularly in the health sector, parliamentary portfolio committee on Health chairperson Thokozani Khupe says. This comes as Finance minister Mthuli Ncube has reported that the Treausry had so far collected US$25,4 million in revenue through the…

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‘Failing hospitals frustrating workers’

THE Zimbabwe National Road Administration (Zinara) says healthcare workers face difficulties in stabilising accident victims due to a critical short­age of supplies at most health facilities. The country’s health delivery system is struggling with inadequate public funding, affecting the availability of essential medicines, equipment, and personnel. “Road traffic accidents remain a devastating national emergency that…

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Food security under threat, AG

THE Office of the Auditor-General (OAG) has expressed significant concern that delayed payments to contractors rehabilitating irrigation schemes and persistent power load shedding are undermining the food security objectives. In a recent report presented to Parliament, acting Auditor-General Rhea Kujinga highlighted that the goal of achieving food security through smallholder irrigation projects was at risk…

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Retailers engage Zimra on challenges

RETAILERS have engaged the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) to address a myriad of sector challenges, including high taxes and uncoordinated anti-smuggling efforts that are creating difficulties for licensed businesses. Confederation of Zimbabwe Retailers (CZR) chief executive officer Innocent Marimo told the Daily News yesterday that they met with the revenue collector last week to establish…

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Zanu PF wins 2 by-elections

ZANU PF secured two local government seats in the weekend’s council by-elections. The by-elections were held after the conviction of the previous councillors for fraud and corruption. The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (Zec) announced Zanu PF victories in Epworth Local Board Ward 6 and Chinhoyi Municipality Ward 14. Ward Elections Officer for Epworth Local Board Ward…

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UZ results spark probe call

THE Association of University Teachers (AUT) are demanding a forensic probe into teaching, research, and examination processes at the University of Zimbabwe during the second semester that was rocked by an indefinite lecturers strike. This comes after the UZ academic committee instructed academic registry, faculty, and departmental staff involved in processing examination results to report…

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Court opens national hero Mvundura estate

THE Master of the High Court has opened the late national hero Ambassador John Mvundura’s estate for inspection before September 1 this year. Mvundura died in January this year at St Anne’s Hospital, Harare, after battling liver cancer and was buried at the National Heroes Acre. “In the estate of Ambassador, the late John Shumba…

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