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ED, Zim mourn accident victims

HARARE – President Emmerson Mnangagwa yesterday led Zimbabweans in mourning the victims of the horrific accident which occurred along the Mutare-Harare highway on Wednesday. Initially 47 people were reported to have perished, while 80 others were seriously injured when two buses collided after one of them tried to overtake a haulage truck just outside Rusape….

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‘Dirty money’ ravages MDC

HARARE – Fresh fissures have emerged in opposition leader Nelson Chamisa’s MDC — amid damaging allegations of heightened factionalism and the use of “dirty money” to destabilise the party, the Daily News can report. This comes as Chamisa appeared to pull the rug from under the feet of his party rivals yesterday after he announced…

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‘Dirty money’ destabilses MDC

HARARE – Fresh fissures have emerged in opposition leader Nelson Chamisa’s MDC – amid damaging allegations of heightened factionalism and the use of “dirty money” to destabilise the party. [Adz] [GoogleAd]

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Buses collide, dozens killed

RUSAPE – More than 40 people died after two buses — Smart Express and Bolt Cutter — collided along the Harare-Mutare highway last night. The accident took place near the Rusape tollgate. Police details were, until late last night, still attending to the accident scene amid fears the number of casualties might increase. Names of…

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Habitual thief caged 19 years

HARARE – A habitual house breaker has been slapped with a combined 230 months jail term over eight cases in which he stole an assortment of goods worth $3 000. Tinashe Panashe Mutingwende, 37, who is of no fixed abode, was convicted on all eight charges after a full trial by magistrate Lazarus Murendo. He…

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Armed robbers on the loose in Makoni

HARARE – Police are concerned over a three-member gang of armed robbers that made off with goods worth over $1 500 in two separate incidents in Makoni last week. Manicaland police provincial spokesperson Tavhiringwa Kakohwa said the robberies that happened on the same night on October 26 at Charenzva Business Centre and Bamba Clinic in…

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Locals to build new Indian Embassy

HARARE – The new Indian Embassy to be built in Borrowdale, Harare — will entirely be designed and constructed by Zimbabweans. Indian Vice President Venkaiah Naidu, who toured the country recently and returned to India on Monday, laid the foundation stone for the building of the embassy. According to the giant South Asian country’s ambassador…

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Zacc has nothing on Mangudya, Tagwirei

HARARE – Despite the sensational accusations by flip-flopping activist Gerald Mutumanje — also known as Acie Lumumba — that seemed to suggest some wrongdoing on the part of businessman Kudakwashe Tagwirei and Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) governor John Mangudya, the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission this week said it has nothing against the two. “We have…

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HPAZ to hold annual congress

HARARE – The Health Professions Authority of Zimbabwe (HPAZ) will hold its annual congress on November 23 at a time when the health sector is faced with many challenges. HPAZ’s public relations officer Linda Nkala said the free-to-attend annual congress to be held at a Harare hotel will discuss the difficulties confronting the health sector….

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Govt divides teachers

HARARE – Teachers are divided over whether or not to engage in collective bargaining with their employer under the Apex Council — the umbrella body for all civil servants. Zimbabwe has five main unions representing the interests of educators. These are the Zimbabwe Teachers Association (Zimta), the Progressive Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (PTUZ), the Amalgamated…

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