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Unions, govt differ on cholera response

HARARE – Government is downplaying the cholera crisis and that schools should close until the outbreak has been contained, teachers’ unions have insisted. This comes after the Primary and Secondary Education ministry rejected outright calls to suspend the country’s schools and postpone exams, amid a growing epidemic of cholera.  Permanent Secretary in the ministry Sylvia…

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GMM joins cholera fight

HARARE – Glen View-based Goodness and Mercy Ministries (GMM) has moved to work with authorities in an effort to contain the spread of cholera in the high-density suburb. Glen View and Budiriro have emerged as the epi-centre of the highly-contagious diarrheal disease that has so far claimed over 30 lives in Harare alone, although the…

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Mpofu denies growing rich off govt corruption

HARARE – Zanu PF secretary for administration Obert Mpofu sits down for a wide-ranging interview with the Daily on Sunday’s Mugove Tafirenyika. Find below excerpts of the interview. Q: Zanu PF has introduced a new model where senior party officials like you are domiciled here at the headquarters. Is the party ready for such radical…

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Zanu PF, Mines ministry officials grab gold mine

BULAWAYO – The Affirmative Action Group (AAG) has intervened in a mine ownership wrangle after senior Zanu PF officials and officials from the Mines ministry attempted to wrestle a gold mine from Chief Sigodo in Silobela. The officials include Silobela Zanu PF legislator Mthokozisi Manoki Mpofu, Nelson Munyanguri, Midlands provincial mining director Ernest Mgandani, a…

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Fuel service stations run dry

HARARE – Motorists in Zimbabwe queued for hours yesterday to try to buy petrol as filling stations ran dry due to a crisis that the government blamed on panic buying. Several petrol stations visited by the Daily News on Sunday teams around the country had run out of petrol while motorists waited in long queues…

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Zimondi willing to consider prison conjugal visits – if laws are amended

HARARE – Zimbabwe Prisons and Correctional Services (ZPCS) Commissioner-General Paradzai Zimondi (pictured) talks to the Daily News on Sunday’s Tendayi Madhomu about the state of the correctional facilities in Zimbabwe. Below are excerpts of the interview. Q: Please, may you shed some light on the Prisoners Exchange Programme deal signed between Zimbabwe and China. A:…

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American investors express massive interest in Zim: Ncube

HARARE – Having long written off Zimbabwe as one of the world’s least appealing economies, international investors are beginning to show signs of interest in Zimbabwe, newly appointed Finance minister Mthuli Ncube has said. Zimbabwean officials met with investors in New York in search of cash that would clear about $1,8 billion in arrears with…

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Rogue cops run amok in Harare

HARARE – Some rogue police officers went on the rampage in Harare at the weekend — firing tear gas indiscriminately at commuters omnibus ranks before savagely assaulting revellers at night clubs. In the process, they re-ignited the ugly memories of the savage State brutality that was witnessed on a daily basis during the despotic rule…

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‘I will not follow Mugabe’s ways’

HARARE – President Emmerson Mnangagwa says he will chart a different path from that of his much-criticised predecessor — former leader Robert Mugabe — adding that he will only serve the two terms permitted by the country’s new Constitution if Zimbabweans re-elect him into power in five years’ time. Zanu PF insiders who spoke to…

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I will only serve two terms: ED

HARARE – President Emmerson Mnangagwa says he will chart a different path from that of his much-criticised predecessor — former leader Robert Mugabe — adding that he will only serve the two terms permitted by the country’s new Constitution if Zimbabweans re-elect him into power in five years’ time. [Adz] [GoogleAd]

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