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Funding gaps hit WFP assistance targets

FINANCIAL constraints have affected the World Food Programme (WFP), limiting its ability to meet targets in assisting vulnerable communities. In a report…

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Passion Java’s sister jailed

POPULAR self-styled prophet Passion Java’s sister Mavis Madzivanzira was yesterday jailed five years by Harare re­gional magistrate Feresi Chakanyuka. Madzivanzira was jointly…

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Zimbabwe clamps down on border fuel

Masimba Makwembere AUTHORITIES have introduced strict controls on petroleum imports, banning the carrying of fuel in portable containers at borders without a…

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Buffaloes torment Chipinge villagers

LOCALS in Chipinge’s Bangwe Village are living in fear after two buffaloes escaped from the nearby Save Conserv­ancy and strayed into their…

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TNF resists Nssa takeover

Masimba Makwembere BUSINESS, labour and government are resisting plans to place the National Social Security Author­ity (Nssa) under the regulatory authority of…

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Mzembi judgement day set for May

Rutendo Ngara SENIOR STAFF WRITER FORMER minister of Foreign Affairs Walter Mzembi will learn his fate on May 14 regarding charges of…

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Workplace death toll hits peak

ZIMBABWEAN workplaces have become death traps as fatalities surged to a four-year high, prompting a stern government ultimatum to industry leaders. Opening…

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