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Pastors’ lavish lifestyles exposed. . . as church leaders fail to agree on rates

A HARARE cleric pricked some of his colleagues’ conscience yesterday when he queried the frenzied push for relaxed payment terms for outstanding rates when some pastors are currently leading lavish lifestyles. [GoogleAd] This was during a meeting convened by Harare mayor Herbert Gomba yesterday to chart the way forward following council’s threats to name and…

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Zim counts cost of horror storms…as nation comes to terms with grim scale of damage

ZIMBABWEANS are slowly coming to full terms with the horrific scale of devastation that Cyclone Idai wreaked in the country — amid confirmation late yesterday that torrential rains and landfalls had claimed the lives of at least 98 people over the past few days, the Daily News can report. And as the weather began to…

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Komichi to appeal against conviction

MDC deputy president Morgen Komichi says he will lodge an appeal with the High Court challenging his conviction and sentence. This comes after Komichi was fined $200 for disrupting electoral proceedings during the announcement of presidential election results. [GoogleAd] Komichi was accused of invading the podium at the Harare International Conference Centre where he grabbed…

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High Court to pass verdict on Parirenyatwa’s trial stay bid

THE High Court is on Wednesday expected to rule on ex-Health and Child Care minister David Parirenyatwa’s application seeking charges of criminal abuse of office against him dropped. [GoogleAd] Parirenyatwa argued in court papers that the charges were fabricated and only meant to embarrass him. In the application, the former Cabinet minister cited the presiding…

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Nkomo family fumes over ‘delayed’ statue

THE family of the late Vice President Joshua Nkomo has described government as a “dead donkey” accusing it of delaying the erection of a statue in the capital honouring the former liberation struggle stalwart. The much-loved Nkomo who died on July 1, 1999 had a statue built in Bulawayo as well as having a road…

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Cyclone Idai ravages Zim forces Mnangagwa back home

ZIMBABWE is reeling from the devastation wreaked by Cyclone Idai, which forced President Emmerson Mnangagwa, pictured, to cut short his trip to the United Arab Emirates. This comes as the government has deployed the Zimbabwe National Army and Air Force of Zimbabwe to help rescue stranded villagers and students in the hard-hit Chimanimani area in…

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Buyanga’s AMG offers assistance to cyclone victims

Businessman Frank Buyanga through his group of companies, has offered to render assistance to victims of a vicious cyclone Idai that has so far killed over 70 people in Manicaland with 100 more reported missing. [GoogleAd] The cyclone, which hit hard on Zimbabwe, Mozambique and Malawi left a trail of destruction, which saw bridges, schools and…

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US ‘very enthusiastic’ about ED  govt, want more action on reforms

AMERICA’S Deputy Secretary of State John Sullivan said on Friday that Washington was “very enthusiastic” about the new Harare government, but wanted to see more action on reform. “We are very enthusiastic and pleased by the new government, the promises that it has made, we want to see more action to implement those promises for…

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Small house challenges $50k adultery damages

LORRAINE Chitereka, who has been ordered to pay Harare businesswoman Rudo Boka US$50 000 for having an extra-marital affair with her husband, has approached the court seeking to overturn the judgment. Chitereka claimed she was duped and represented by a bogus lawyer, who failed to represent her in the application. [GoogleAd] “This is an application…

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Govt begins foreign  investment deals in State giants

Zimbabwe is engaging transaction advisers in deals to attract foreign investment in its larger State-owned enterprises (SOEs), which are undergoing reforms to make them more competitive, Finance minister Mthuli Ncube has said. Ncube began a new round of reforms when he became minister in September aimed at streamlining its lumbering SOEs by introducing private capital, curbing…

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