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Man guns down 4 on Xmas

Rumbidzai Ngwenya  POLICE have launched a manhunt for an unidentified man, who gunned down four people while seriously injuring three following a misunderstanding at Wanganui Shopping Centre, Turf, Kadoma, on Christmas Day.  Eyewitnesses allege that the suspect only identified as a resident of Caviga Farm in Kwekwe was drinking beer at the shopping centre at…

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Raging war vets take fresh aim at embattled Kazembe

PEEVED by his alleged failure to unite Zanu PF in the province, war veterans in Mashonaland Central have escalated their push to stop under pressure Home Affairs minister Kazembe Kazembe from returning as regional party boss. They told the Daily News On Sunday yesterday that, as a result, they had resolved to do everything in…

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Road accidents spike in Bulawayo

HAZEL MARIMBIZA POLICE have raised concerns over the increase in the number of road accidents that have been occurring in Bulawayo during the past week.  According to Bulawayo police spokesperson Abednico Ncube in the past week the city has recorded 80 road accidents.   “Two people died in these recent accidents and 10 people were injured,”…

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Zim banks meet minimum capital requirements

THE Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) says most financial services institutions have met the minimum capital requirements of US$30 million or local currency equivalent, ahead of the December 31 deadline as stipulated by law. Although there were fears that a number of commercial and foreign banks would struggle to meet the deadline due to the…

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Remain vigilant against Covid-19: Government

THE government yesterday said Zimbabweans must remain vigilant during the festive season and avoid large gatherings to guard against the spread of the Covid-19 pandemic.  This comes as the country has been recording a rise in new infections due to the newly-discovered Omicron variant.  Speaking to the Daily News on Sunday, Information minister Monica Mutsvangwa…

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Bus passengers lose R500K, US$11k to robbers

THREE armed robbers attacked a Beitbridge-bound bus on Thursday morning and got away with over R500 000, US$11 000 and other valuables belonging to passengers.  Police said the robbers boarded the MT Transport coach in Harare and pretended to be passengers headed for Beitbridge, but when they got to Ngundu, Masvingo, one of the muggers…

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Shoppers splurge prior to Christmas… in spite of Covid, risen goods prices

LARGE crowds were still swamping shopping centres in most urban areas around the country yesterday, as many people made last minute dashes to supermarkets and other retail outlets for goods ahead of Christmas Day tomorrow. At the same time, the Consumer Council of Zimbabwe (CCZ) urged shoppers to spend their money responsibly during the festive…

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Seed Co assures farmer of pest resistant seeds

DESPITE the high cost of raw seed, the Covid-19 pandemic and foreign currency challenges, Seed Co Limited has assured farmers that they are still developing pest-resistant seed varieties.  Speaking in the group’s financial statement for the half year ended September 30, 2021, Seed Co chairperson, David Long said they have not stopped researching on seeds…

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25MW power boost set for Zimbabwe

Rumbidzai Ngwenya  THE 2,5 megawatt (MW) Centragrid Power Plant in Nyabira, Mashonaland West is set to undergo an expansion that will see it churn out 25MW in the next nine months, becoming the largest solar plant in the country.  The plant that will sit on 120 hectares is expected to produce electricity that will supply…

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Unity will bring development

ON WEDNESDAY, Zimbabwe commemorated the Unity Accord signed between Zanu and PF Zapu in December 1987. The accord ended internal civil strife which is estimated to have killed over 20 000 people in the Matabeleland and Midlands regions in what the government claimed was a counter-insurgency operation against dissidents. Clearly, what happened in the two…

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