THE government has urged Bulawayo residents to wear the national dress during the independence day celebrations saying the fabric which represents the…
OPPOSITION Zapu says the recently held byelections confirmed it as the country’s third biggest political party. It says it is poised to…
ZIMBABWE hosts Impala Platinum’s (Implats’) best operating division in the form of subsidiaries Zimplats and Mimosa Platinum and having the country seen…
PARITY Real Estate company appeared in court yesterday on allegations of duping a home seeker of US$120 000 after it allegedly misrepresented to Dumisani Mbulawa that the firm was selling a house. The company was represented by its chief executive officer, Charity Vambe, who was remanded out of custody to May 4 by Harare magistrate Yeukai Dzuda.She was not asked to plead…
ZIMBABWE National Liberation War Veterans Association (ZNLWVA) Mashonaland Central provincial chairperson, Sam Parerenyatwa, is up in arms with Harare City Council (HCC) over threats to evict him from a shop in the Central Business District (CBD). According to court papers filed at Harare Civil Courts by Parerenyatwa on behalf of his company Bubble Tech (Private) Limited, the…
Dionne Kanyowa A WIDOW was sentenced to one month if she did not reimburse the 7,5 tonnes of maize she took from…
TWO suspected robbers who were arrested for allegedly conniving with a High Court prosecutor to be granted bail using forged papers have…
Ketty Nyoni nyonik@dailynews.co.zw PEOPLE living with disabilities and women groups have coalesced to fight against intersectional discrimination with the help of the government and the United Nations. Speaking during signing of a memorandum of understanding (MoU) between Women Coalition of Zimbabwe (WCoZ) and Persons with Disabilities (PDs) in Harare on Wednesday, director of disability affairs…
Andile Tshuma tshumaa@dailynews.co.zw HWANGE Local Board says it will prioritise health, education and sanitation projects through its devolution fund as the council seeks to address social welfare issues and a growing population. In a statement yesterday, Hwange town secretary Ndumiso Mdlalose said the council had identified special areas of need where devolution funds would be…
Brighton Muronzereyi muronzereyib@dailynews.co.zw THE government has moved to simplify access to birth certificates by orphans in rural areas by empowering traditional leaders to write them confirmation letters to take to authorities. This comes as orphaned children, including victims of Gukurahundi, had been finding it difficult to access the important identification documents owing to the demand…
