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‘Men also victims of women harassment’

Rumbidzai Ngwenya ngwenyar@dailynews.co.zw INFORMATION minister Monica Mutsvangwa says men are also victims of harassment from women in work places although cases were less spoken about. In a speech read on her behalf by deputy minister Kindness Paradza at a women’s conference held in the capital on Wednesday, Mutsvangwa said as much as cases were not…

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Masaraure challenges murder allegations

AMALGAMATED Rural Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (Artuz) leader Obert Masaraure has challenged his implication in the alleged murder of a colleague at a local hotel in 2016. Masaraure is facing murder allegations and he believes the matter has been politicised by the involvement of detectives from CID Law and Order section. Represented by Doug Coltart,…

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Fears rise for ’23 national elections… as orgy of violence flares up in Nyatsime after Ali’s murder

THE political violence which has been witnessed over the past few days in Nyatsime, on the outskirts of Chitungwiza — in the wake of the recent gruesome murder of Morebessing Ali — does not bode well for the fast-approaching 2023 elections, analysts fear. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, the worried analysts also reiterated that only urgent…

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Dollarisation bad idea: Mthuli

Brandon Josphat and Ketty Nyoni STAFF WRITERS THE minister for Finance Mthuli Ncube said full dollarisation of the economy will wipe out the banking sector. Speaking in the National Assembly yesterday, after parliamentarians had grilled him over civil servants’ salaries and why the government was not considering dollarising the economy as inflation and prices of basic…

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CAZ confronts cancer at firms

Hazel Marimbiza in BULAWAYO THE Cancer Association of Zimbabwe (CAZ) says it plans to both escalate its awareness campaigns and also screen private sector employees for malignant growths to mitigate soaring deaths from the killer disease in the country. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, CAZ communications officer Lovemore Makurirofa said the exercise was based on the…

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Govt, civil servants meet over salaries. . . nurses threaten strike

Brandon Josphat and Ketty Nyoni STAFF WRITERS THE government is meeting with civil servants today to discuss their conditions of service with a view to improving them amid rising cost of living in the country. This comes as the Federation of Zimbabwe Educators’ Union (Fozeu) had requested an urgent meeting with the Public Service Commission (PSC),…

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Zanu PF review bares fake cells… bogus party structures especially prevalent in urban areas

Brighton Muronzereyi muronzereyib@dailynews.co.zw AS PARTY leaders had feared, Zanu PF’s national cell day last weekend uncovered many fake structures around the country — especially in urban and peri-urban areas — forcing the former liberation movement to embark on a new verification exercise. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, Zanu PF secretary for security, Lovemore Matuke, confirmed that…

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Zesa uses drones to fight vandalism

STAFF WRITER kunyiswan@dailynews.co.zw ZESA has adopted the use of drones to curtail rampant vandalism and theft of its infrastructure which has resulted in the power utility losing millions of dollars annually and causing power cuts. This comes as both ordinary consumers and businesses alike have of late been reeling from power outages, which got worse…

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