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Polad in infrastructure drive

By Brighton Muronzereyi THE Political Actors Dialogue (Polad) has embarked on a nationwide infrastructure development initiative under which they are coming with new structures and rehabilitating old ones. Speaking during the handover of building materials in Uzumba, Mashonaland East, the Polad national coordinator Welcome Shumba said the platform had used over US$60 000 so far…

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Police sweat over dangerous drugs

By Hazel Marimbiza POLICE have expressed concern over the sudden escalation of people involved in illegal possession of dangerous drugs, saying members of the public should desist from such criminal activities as they risk being arrested. National police spokesperson Paul Nyathi, pictured, said the latest case involved a man found with 7.7 kilogrammes of heroin….

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Church scales up child protection

By Hazel Marimbiza THE Zimbabwe Council of Churches (ZCC) says it has commenced the implementation of social protection programmes which are aimed at safeguarding children from different forms of abuse. ZCC representative, Paida Maimbidza told the Daily News yesterday that the initiatives were focusing on child protection and gender- based violence. “We have already started…

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Opposition faces stern test in 2023… … after Zanu PF runs away with weekend by-elections

By Ketty Nyoni AS THE 2023 elections draw closer, respected political analysts have reiterated that the country’s opposition parties will have to do something extraordinary if they are to give Zanu PF a run for its money during the polls. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, after Zanu PF shellacked its opponents in five of…

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JSC sets up committee to debate fate of judicial wigs

By Dionne Kanyowa CHIEF Justice Luke Malaba has set up a committee to investigate whether judges should continue wearing their judicial wigs when discharging their duties. This is following widespread criticism of the colonial relic’s relevance 42 years after independence as well as part of the transformation of the judiciary by the Judiciary Service Commission…

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Watchdog calls for dialogue to end political violence

By Brandon Josphat ELECTION Resource Centre (ERC), an election watchdog, has implored three constitutional commissions to engage key actors in the electoral fi eld to address political violence to ensure credibility of next year’s general polls. This comes amid numerous reports of political violence across the country pitting Zanu PF and opposition Citizens Coalition for…

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Cop accused of sexually assaulting teen

By Hazel Marimbiza A POLICE officer stationed in Beitbridge has appeared at Bulawayo Tredgold magistrates’ court for allegedly sexually assaulting a 15-year-old girl. Steven Chanda from Mzilikazi in Bulawayo was not asked to plead when he appeared before Bulawayo magistrate Busani Sibanda. He was remanded out of custody to November 11 2022 on condition he…

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‘Don’t start planting yet’

By Rutendo Ngara THE Meteorological Services Department (MSD) says although the country has started receiving some rains, it is probably too early for farmers to start planting their crops. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, the said it was forecasting rains this week characterised by thunderstorms — especially in the south-western districts of the country….

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Zanu PF meets as ED shuts rivals out

BY BRANDON JOSPHAT ZANU PF has reiterated that President Emmerson Mnangagwa won’t be contested at the ruling party’s elective congress that will be held in Harare from Wednesday to Saturday this week. Speaking last week on independent national television station 3Ktv’s popular news and current affairs programme, Vantage, Zanu PF spokesperson Christopher Mutsvangwa said Mnangagwa…

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Mnangagwa is Zanu PF’s undisputed presidential candidate — Mutsvangwa

THE ruling Zanu PF party will this week hold its long-awaited elective congress amid murmurs that President Emmerson Mnangagwa will be challenged. Our Group Editor–in-Chief Guthrie Munyuki (GM) sat down with the ruling party spokesperson, Ambassador Christopher Mutsvangwa (CM), on fast growing independent commercial television station, 3Ktv, popular news and current affairs programme, Vantage, where…

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