adminDiamond cash for civil servants
by Caesar Zvayi in ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia
CIVIL servants will soon have some thing to smile about as Mbada Diamonds will pay a large dividend to Government, part of which should go towards improving their salaries, President Mugabe has said.
AU urged to invoke founding spirit
by Caesar Zvayi in ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia
The 16th Ordinary Session of the Assembly of the African Union opened here Sunday amid calls for the continental body to invoke the spirit of the founding fathers and rediscover the revolutionary zeal that spurred decolonisation.
Clerk of court remanded in custody on theft of State funds
THE Clerk of Court employed at the Victoria Falls magistrates’ courts has further been remanded in custody to 4 February on allegations of stealing more than US$7 000 of State funds.
Local firm to run coal-fired plant
Herald Reporter
In a move meant to mitigate persistent electricity load-shedding, a local company has brokered a deal to bring a 125 megawatt coal-fired power plant to Marondera.
Coup plotters: Court defers ruling further
Court Reporter
A HARARE court has further postponed ruling on whether or not the six suspected coup plotters should be cleared on new charges of conspiring to escape from prison.
Silundika house wrangle to be to settled out of court
THE Silundika house wrangle will be settled out of court, after the family reached an agreement with the former gardener who had married the widow of the national hero, Cde George Silundika.
Make hay whilst the sun shines, President Mugabe urges diasporans
PRESIDENT MUGABE has said Government fully supports Zimbabweans who decide to leave for greener pastures in the Diaspora, provided they have the desire to return home having acquired valuable experience, personal development and material resources, writes Caesar Zvayi in ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia.
Diamond cash for civil servants
by Caesar Zvayi in ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia
CIVIL servants will soon have some thing to smile about as Mbada Diamonds will pay a large dividend to Government, part of which should go towards improving their salaries, President Mugabe has said.