HARARE – More than 200 000 traveller movements have been recorded at the Beitbridge Border Post into Zimbabwe in the first half of December. The border post is the country’s busiest land port and, as a result, South Africa’s department of Home Affairs deployed more staff there to manage expected increases in traveller movements. Home…
HARARE – The Deaf Zimbabwe Trust (DTZ) has hailed Zanu PF’s resolutions to set up a fund for students living with disabilities. This was after the ruling Zanu PF’s 17th annual conference held in Esigodini recently came up with a resolution mandating government to develop a special fund for students with disabilities. DZT director Barbara…
HARARE – Government through the ministry of Health and Child Care (MoHCC) has announced the suspension of the recruitment of student nurses with effect from May 2019. In a letter addressed to all provincial medical officers, chief executive officers, medical superintendents and schools of nursing, Health permanent secretary Gerald Gwinji informed the stakeholders of the…
HARARE – Rumbidzai Nyabote has been sworn-in as Member of Parliament for Mutoko North after winning a hard-fought by-election. The clerk of Parliament, Kennedy Chokuda administered the oath on Nyabote. Zanu PF’s Nyabote won in a by-election held on November 24, where she polled 11 141 votes against her main contender, Boniface Mushore of the…
HARARE – A battle of the titans has ensued between President Emmerson Mnangagwa and the highest court in the land after the first citizen threw down the gauntlet by accusing some of the Constitutional Court (Con-Court) judges of corruption. [Adz] [GoogleAd]
HARARE – A battle of the titans has ensued between President Emmerson Mnangagwa and the highest court in the land after the first citizen threw down the gauntlet by accusing some of the Constitutional Court (Con-Court) judges of corruption. Mnangagwa who has declared an all-out war against graft told traditional chiefs at the 2018 Annual…
HARARE – Intratrek Zimbabwe director Wicknell Chivayo has apologised to the Zimbabwe Power Company (ZPC) for the delays in the implementation of the Gwanda Solar project. This comes after High Court judge Tawanda Chitapi ruled that the contract between the Zesa Holdings subsidiary and Chivayo’s firm was still valid and binding. Since 2013, when the…
HARARE – The tonnage moved by the National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) has grown by almost 10 percent in the first 11 months of the year compared to the comparative period last year. In the 11 months ending November 30, 2018, the rail operator transported goods weighing a total of 3 178 785 tonnes, compared…
HARARE – The promotion of Anselm Sanyatwe – the man who commanded soldiers that shot six civilians in Harare’s central business district on August 1, 2018 — to the rank of Major General has exposed government’s lack of accountability and unwillingness to reform, political analysts have said. Sanyatwe who was the commander of the Presidential…
HARARE – An earthquake of a magnitude of 5,5 rattled most parts of the country yesterday morning. No injuries and infrastructure destructions were recorded although officials were still gathering information at the time of going to print. Meteorological Services Department (Met Department), director Kwangwari Marimira said the earth tremors hit Zimbabwe at around 07:37hrs, and…
