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War vets freed on $5k bail each

THE 39 war veterans, who were arrested last Tuesday for demonstrating in Harare for better living conditions, have been freed on $5 000 bail each. The State had opposed their release on bail arguing that they were a security threat considering that they are trained soldiers and a reserve force of the army. Two police…

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Rivalries roar as MDC vote nears… Mashumba seen as ‘proverbial tortoise on lamp post’ in infighting

OPPOSITION leader Douglas Mwonzora and one of his deputies, Thokozani Khupe, have apparently renewed their rivalry ahead of the MDC’s congress which…

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ED promises to scale-up push for dialogue

i agree with Rukudzo we need to categorise mental illnesses in Zimbabwe. Which means we need to do a lot of psychometric…

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Govt, Zimplats in US$1,4 billion deal

Beitbridge ‘chaos’ cleared up

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Beitbridge ‘chaos’ cleared up

THE traffic congestion and chaos that had hit Beitbridge border post – over the past eight weeks – has been cleared up, officials…

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All eyes on ED at Zanu PF meeting … party conference taking place amid rising ructions

ALL eyes are on President Emmerson Mnangagwa, pictured, at the ongoing Zanu PF annual conference, with both party members and observers keen to see how he will manage the former liberation movement’s worsening wars. Insiders and political analysts who spoke to the Daily News yesterday said many people will be watching to see the similarities and differences…

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UN backs Zim on removing sanctions

THE visiting United Nations Special Rapporteur on unilateral coercive measures, Alena Douhan, pictured, yesterday called on the United States of America (USA) and its western allies to lift sanctions against Zimbabwe and instead engage authorities  in dialogue over instituting political reforms. This comes as the government says its efforts to have meaningful engagement with the USA…

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‘Exeat fuelling Covid-19 in schools’

THE government has accused boarding and private schools of flouting Covid-19 regulations and contributing to the spread of the virulent virus by allowing children to go on exeat. This comes after the government recently gave a directive banning exeat holidays, saying sending children home could result in new Covid-19 cases when they return to schools….

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