© GOVERNMENT says it is now rolling out the maize roller meal subsidy programme to all licensed grain millers and will be advancing payment for December 2019 in a move meant to keep mealie-meal prices affordable to the majority. The country requires 40 000 metric tonnes of maize grain per month. [GoogleAd] The government had…
© CIVIL servants are in line for some festive cheer after the government agreed to pay them a cost of living adjustment (Cola) this month to enable them to have a decent festive season. The Apex Council, the umbrella body for civil servants in salary negotiations, told the Daily News yesterday the government had tabled…
© MARONDERA is facing a serious schools shortage, which has led to the mushrooming of illegal early child development (ECD) institu- tions, the municipality’s housing and community services committee chairperson Size Vilela has said. The farming town has just six primary schools which are council-run Ruware, Robert Gabriel Mugabe, Nyameni, Tapfuma and Dom- botombo and…
© PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa yesterday led Zanu PF bigwigs in castigating social media trolls roundly for having falsely spread rumours that Vice President Constantino Chiwenga had died during the time he was gravely ill. Chiwenga was at the time hospitalised at a Chinese health facility for four months undergoing treatment for an undisclosed ailment before…
© SUPER-CHARGED Vice President Constantino Chiwenga yesterday castigated Zanu PF bigwigs mired in corruption, warning that they would be jailed before turning his guns on the MDC for continuing to protest President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s poll victory last year, the Daily News reports. [GoogleAd] In a fiery address to the ruling party’s delegates that are gathered…
© BUSINESSMAN Genius Kadungure yesterday had his bail conditions temporarily varied to enable his travel to South Africa and Botswana during the festive season for business. Kadungure appeared before the deputy chief magistrate Crispen Mberewere represented by Brighton Pabwe. Mberewere scrapped Kadungure’s reporting conditions and released his passport up to February 11 next year. [GoogleAd]…
© HIGH Court judge Webster Chinamora has handed down an order blocking the construction of a church in one of Harare’s wetlands area, after ruling that the institution had failed to comply with the required statutes. This comes after an application by Harare Wetlands Trust and Newlands Residents Association challenging the construction works by Life…
© PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa yesterday pleaded with Zanu PF bigwigs not to be enticed by ambitious politicians who wanted to destroy the party. This comes as the 77-year-old leader has, on several occasions, admitted the existence factional- ism in the ruling party. Recently, he claimed that remnants of the vanquished Generation 40 (G40) faction, which…
© WHILE the Companies and Other Business Entities Act (Cobe) addresses fundamental aspects that improve corporate governance in the private sector, the new law falls short on the administration of company boards, a top business executive has said. Zimbabwe leadership Forum (Zimlef) chairperson Canaan Farirai Dube said this on the sidelines of the Zimlef Unpacking…
PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa has urged war veterans and collaborators to come up with productive projects and shun the dependency syndrome, saying that the era for government handouts was over. Addressing the media before the 335th ordinary session of the politburo on Wednesday that marked the beginning of Zanu PF’s annual conference, Mnangagwa said the days…
