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Parly pushes for land allocation to diasporans

PARLIAMENT is pushing the government to allocate land to diasporans so that they invest in the country and contribute to socio-economic development….

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‘Tussle for Psmas control costs civil servants’

THE Zimbabwe Confederation of Public Sector Unions (ZCPSU), a civil servants trade union, says the government’s attempts to ‘seize’ control of the…

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Chamisa needs to outgrow student politics, Chan says

BLESSINGS MASHAYA AND MELISA CHATIKOBO AS THE 2023 national elections loom closer, more and more people are warning Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader, Nelson Chamisa, about the dangers of approaching those crunch polls without building a strong foundation for his fledgling party. Renowned professor of World Politics at the University of London’s School of…

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Government frets over schools’ zero percent pass rate

BRIGHTON MURONZEREYI GOVERNMENT is sweating over schools, which are recording zero percent pass rate and is working on strategies to reverse the trend, Primary and Secondary Education deputy minister Edgar Moyo has said. Speaking in the Senate last week, Moyo said the situation needed to be addressed as a matter of urgency. “We have observed…

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25 grain threshers to be distributed in Masvingo province

MELISA CHATIKOBO THE ministry of Agriculture and its partners will distribute 25 grain threshers across five districts in Masvingo for harvest to be easier and faster for farmers. This comes as Zimbabwe needs about 40 000 units of tractors and combine harvesters against the 10 000 units currently available. Speaking at the handover ceremony of…

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Free electricity installation for chiefs

MELISA CHATIKOBO GOVERNMENT says it is installing electricity at chiefs homesteads free of charge Speaking in the Senate on Thursday, Energy minister Soda Zhemu said chiefs would, however, pay tariffs. “When it comes to chiefs, electricity installation at their homesteads is for free, but electricity that they start using at their homesteads is paid for….

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Cycle to work, says Bulawayo City Council

BULAWAYO City Council (BCC) will spearhead the revival of a culture of cycling to and from work by residents, as a cost cutting measure, at a time transport costs have been going up. The concept, which has since been approved by the council, is set to be launched before the end of the year. “Historically,…

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The destitute are hurting: Senators… as they call for new economic measures to cushion the poor

THE government’s latest economic measures continue to come under heavy scrutiny, with legislators imploring authorities this week to intervene again urgently to cushion the poor from their growing hardships. Speaking in the Senate on Thursday, MDCs senators Morgen Komichi and Khaliphani Phugeni said impoverished Zimbabweans were hurting badly, which obliged the government to come up…

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