TODAY, the world comes together at Expo 2020 Dubai to celebrate Zimbabwe’s National Day, a culmination of the country’s six-month long marketing…
THE respected former Speaker of Parliament, Lovemore Moyo, has reiterated that the opposition desperately needs unity ahead of next year’s crucial national elections. Speaking to the Daily News On Sunday yesterday, Moyo also said the chances of the opposition defeating the ruling Zanu PF in 2023 would also depend on some opposition leaders ditching their “worrisome…
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START-UPS, youth-owned businesses and Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) should contribute more to Zimbabwe’s industrial and commercial growth as well as job creation, Industry and Commerce permanent secretary Mavis Sibanda, has said. Sibanda threw down the gauntlet to young entrepreneurs during a two-day Young CEOs Business Forum (YCBF) 2022 held in Bulawayo recently. YCBF brings together…
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….no to big brother mentality in leading proposed coalition ADDRESSING thousands of supporters in Gweru last weekend, Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader Nelson Chamisa spoke of the need for opposition parties to form a grand coalition ahead of the fast-approaching 2023 harmonised elections if they were to dislodge President Emmerson Mnangagwa and Zanu PF…
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ANDILE TSHUMA GOVERNMENT has urged Bulawayo residents to get vaccinated to protect themselves against the Covid-19 disease following the opening of the country’s land borders. With Bulawayo being a transit city and a gateway to such countries as South Africa, Botswana and Zambia, authorities are anticipating a rise in Covid-19 cases owing to an increase…
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National Museums and Monuments of Zimbabwe (NMMZ) executive director, Godfrey Mahachi says they are working on the second phase of the National Heroes Acre and other provincial shrines expansion projects. Mahachi told the Daily News on Sunday yesterday that experts were already on the ground to determine the exact expansion that needs to be done….
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THE United States of America (USA) says Zimbabwe remains an attractive investment destination for its companies despite Washington’s long-standing sanctions on the country. Speaking in a USA Harare Embassy podcast on the Zimbabwe sanctions this week, Washington’s director for economic sanctions policy and implementation for the Department of State, Jim Mullinax, added that America had…
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Melisa Chatikobo MANY Zimbabweans who are food-insecure will continue to receive aid from the government in the wake of this year’s poor rains. Speaking in the Senate this week, the deputy minister of Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare, Lovemore Matuke said although the distribution of food aid was supposed to end this month, this…
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Dionne Kanyowa CITIZENS Coalition for Change (CCC)’s lawyers yesterday claimed that the opposition party’s star rally set for today in Marondera will go ahead after they furnished the police with the details they were demanding. This comes after the officer commanding Marondera district one P Mthetwa had earlier on banned the rally saying the party had…
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Melisa Chatikobo ZIMBABWE Electricity Transmission and Distribution Company (ZETDC) has embarked on a mission to deal with illegal connections which is costing the power utility revenue and exposing the public to danger. In a statement yesterday, ZETDC said the inspections had since commenced in Harare to stop abuse of power facilities. “It is against this…
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