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Delays in refurbishment of Harare waterworks

HARARE – Delays in the release of money secured from China’s Export Import Bank by the Harare City Council (HCC) have affected the refurbishment of Letombo, Alexandra Park and Warren Control water stations. In 2013, Zimbabwe signed a $144 million loan facility with China Eximbank to fund upgrades of Harare’s water and sewerage works. While…

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Chitungwiza residents to sue council

HARARE – Residents in the dormitory town of Chitungwiza are mulling suing their local authority for putting their lives at risk following the recent outbreak of cholera. Since January, Zimbabwe has experienced three outbreaks of cholera in Harare, Chitungwiza and Chegutu. Chitungwiza residents are not taking it lying low. Through Chitungwiza and Manyame Residents Association…

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New twist to Moyo, Charamba rivalry

HARARE – Former minister of Media, Information and Broadcasting Services Jonathan Moyo, is escalating his war of words against top bureaucrat, George Charamba — the President’s spokesperson. In a blizzard of tweets on the micro-blogging platform Twitter, Moyo, who is reportedly holed up in Kenya, describes Charamba as a “bullish permanent secretary” who is disliked…

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Nguema jets in for official visit

HARARE – Euatorial Guinea president, Teodoro Obiang Nguema, arrived in Harare yesterday for his first official visit since President Emmerson Mnangagwa inauguration. Foreign Affairs minister Sibusiso Moyo confirmed the visit to the Daily News. Ties between Harare and Malabo were strengthened in 2004 when Zimbabwe foiled an attempted coup by mercenaries who had hatched a…

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Unicef Youths take on HIV fight to help peers

HARARE – Tears well up in Kimo’s eyes as she recalls the day her aunt threw her out of her home condemning her to an early marriage that effectively left her infected with HIV. “I was late coming home one day, and my aunt chased me out the house and told me go back to…

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Zera engages RBZ to end fuel crisis

HARARE – In the wake of the increased demand for fuel, industry actors are engaging the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) to review the amount of foreign currency allocated to the petroleum sector. This was revealed by the chief executive officer of the Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority (Zera), Gloria Magombo. She told the Daily News…

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Zec sued over printing of ballot papers

HARARE – The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (Zec) has been dragged to the High Court over the “illegal” manner in which it intends to secure the printing of ballot papers ahead of the harmonised elections, expected not later than August this year. People’s Democratic Party (PDP) leader, Tendai Biti and party spokesperson, Jacob Mafume, have lodged…

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‘Mnangagwa will shoot to keep power’

HARARE – Hardly a week after a junior minister triggered outrage by suggesting that the military will not sanction any transfer of power from Zanu PF, a confidante of President Emmerson Mnangagwa has rubbed salt into the wound by claiming that the incumbent would even “shoot” to retain power. A provincial weekly publication, the Mirror,…

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‘ED will shoot to keep power’

HARARE – Hardly a week after a junior minister triggered outrage by suggesting that the military will not sanction any transfer of power from Zanu PF, a confidante of President Emmerson Mnangagwa has rubbed salt into the wound by claiming that the incumbent would even “shoot” to retain power. [Adz]

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Big Brother Africa star loses car over debt

HARARE – Former Big Brother Africa (BBA) winner Wendall Parson is set to lose his Toyota Hilux after he lost a legal battle where his mother was suing him for $83 000. The “celebrity” was facing two lawsuits after he failed to pay back money owed to his mother and another relative amounting to $83…

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