Helen Kadirire

AFRICAN Sun Limited has advised its shareholders that they are in talks with Dawn Properties Limited to acquire 100 percent of their share capital in exchange for African Sun shares.

KAROI Town Council has begun repossessing more than 200 residential stands in three of its suburbs which have not been developed for years, the Daily News can report.

MEDIA rights advocacy groups yesterday expressed concern over the barring of journalists from getting into Harare’s central business district by security agents enforcing coronavirus lockdown measures.

WOMEN’S Coalition in Zimbabwe (WCOZ) has called on the government to investigate living conditions at coronavirus quarantine and isolation centres around the country, the Daily News can report.

NON-Governmental Organisations and United Nations agencies have partnered with Harare City Council to repair and rehabilitate the city’s aged water distribution network in various suburbs.

THE Harare City Council (HCC) has increased burial as well as cremation fees by more than 300 percent from 2019 fees.

©️ DESPITE the continued rise in water levels in the Kariba Dam, the Zambezi River Authority (ZRA) will not allow Zambia and Zimbabwe to use more water for electricity generation.

HARARE - Primary and Secondary Education ministry spokesperson Patrick Zumbo has said schools will not open anytime soon, contrary to a schedule doing rounds on social media, the Daily News can report.

WORKS on the Shawasha market in Mbare, Harare, has started with the city works department already clearing the rubble from the open space.

DEPUTY minister of Finance Clemence Chiduwa has advised that local authorities should use the money they receive from Treasury wisely when dealing with water issues.

THE Zimbabwe National Water Authority (Zinwa) is set to rehabilitate 969 boreholes under the emergency response programme.

THE current national coronavirus (Covid-19) lockdown put in place to curb the spread of the virus has hit urban councils hard as rate payers, most who are in the informal sector which remains closed, are not paying their rates. 

CHITUNGWIZA Residents Trust (Chitrest) and Citizens Rights Centre Trust have started an initiative to give breakfast porridge to children in Zengeza and Seke.

BULAWAYO City Council (BCC) has started a 144-hour weekly water shedding regime following the decommissioning of Lower Ncema dam on Friday.

THE government has been urged to provide adequate educational support to both students and teachers during the lockdown in line with the Constitution.

HARARE City Council (HCC) has lamented the coronavirus (Covid-19) outbreak for derailing their renovations at Rufaro and Gwanzura. 

AS ZIMBABWE celebrates World Telecommunication and Information Society Day, the government is expanding its Information Communication Technology (ICT) reach to all corners of the country.

©️ WATER levels at Kariba Dam continue to rise with the current level nearing that of the same time last year. According to a schedule released by the Zambezi River Authority, the water levels were rising steadily, increasing supply for…

SHORTAGE of healthcare workers due to understaffing and illness from testing coronavirus (Covid-19) will pose a huge threat to Africa’s healthcare sector which is already struggling.

VENDORS and traders in Bulawayo have called upon the government to strictly enforce coronavirus (Covid-19) measures to limit the spread of the deadly virus.

HARARE City Council (HCC) over the weekend demolished illegal structures in Mbare close to Mupedzanhamo Flea Market and at Machipisa Shopping Centre in Highfield.

©️ THE copy and paste approach being adopted from Europe by most African countries will not work the same as situations are different.

HARARE City Council and Ruwa Local Board have demolished illegal structures in their respective towns, the Daily News can report.

ZIMBABWE is set to receive an influx of more than 1 200 refugees this year as more people seek asylum. Commissioner of Refugees in Zimbabwe Totamirepi Tirivavi told the Daily News that while the exact cause of the influx was unknown it…

TSIGA illegal informal market in Mbare was on Friday evening gutted by fire, destroying some wares and the illegal structures that had been erected at the open space.