adminCall to intensify de-mining efforts
Herald Reporter
LANDMINES hamper development and endanger the lives of a lot of people in the world, an official has
Makandiwa’s judgment night anxiety grips nation
ZIMBABWEANS from all walks of life eagerly await Prophet Emmanuel Ma-kandiwa’s
Filmmakers submit policy proposals
Stephen Chifunyise Theatre Corridors
An incredibly frank and fruitful dialogue on the development of Zimbabwean film industry was held last weekend between a rich assembly of filmmakers. The Minister of Media, Information and
Policy differences widen fissures in Inclusive Government
Sydney Kawadza Assistant News Editor
POLICY and ideological differences continue to widen fissures in the inclusive Government.
Differences, especially on the Indigenisation and Economic Empowerment Act, could lead to the demise of the Government born out of 2008 Global Political Agreement.
Zanu-PF Cabinet ministers on Tuesday boycotted a Council of Ministers meeting called by Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai to discuss the empowerment laws and regulations.
The ministers accused the PM of trying to take advantage of President Mugabe’s absence and chair a “mini-Cabinet”.
A document from the Prime Minister’s Legal Affairs Department exposed serious differences.
It outlines Zimbabwe’s indigenisation laws as contained in the various pieces of legislation enacted since the Act was passed into law in 2007.
The document probes the interpretation of the Act in the passing of regulations calling them “flawed
Corruption corrodes judiciary
Daniel Nemukuyu Senior Court Reporter
ZIMBABWE’S judiciary is terribly under-funded, fuelling corruption in the justice delivery system, Chief Justice Godfrey Chidyausiku has said.
Addressing delegates at the official launch of the code of ethics for judges and the JSC’s strategic plan in
Harare, Chief Justice Chidyausiku said under-funding also hindered the judiciary’s capacity to deliver.
“The judiciary is terribly under-funded. This has seriously impaired the capacity of the judiciary to deliver justice.
“The under-funding has also contributed in a large measure to corruption in the judiciary, especially at the lower levels of the judiciary.
“Regrettably, the Judicial Service Commission has had to accept that the judiciary will never be adequately funded. JSC has no choice but to learn to live with under-funding.”
“I am extremely concerned at the reports of corruption in the judiciary. These reports, in the main,
BancABC bankroll Black Mambas
Takudzwa Chitsiga Sports Reporter
POLICE side Black Mambas are the latest team to receive sponsorship from financial institution BancABC when they were awarded a US$150 000 package yesterday. The sponsorship is intended to cover signing
Black day for Zim handball teams
From Collin Matiza in JOHANNESBURG, SA
YESTERDAY was a black day for the Zimbabwe men’s and women’s Under-20 handball teams who failed to reach the finals of the IHF Zone Six Challenge Trophy after they both lost their semi-final
Platinum ready to down El Merreikh
Grace Chingoma Sports Reporter
A DEFIANT FC Platinum skipper Zephaniah Ngodzo has dismissed talk that the miners are all but out of the Champions League and maintained yesterday that they have the capacity to turn the tide
DeVilliers excited by Young Sables
Paul Munyuki Sports Reporter
SOUTH AFRICAN rugby coach Nico De Villiers is excited about working with the Zimbabwe Under-20 side as they prepare for the Junior World Rugby Trophy set for Salt Lake City, in the United States in
Arubi rallies DeMbare
Augustine Hwata Sports Reporter
AFTER asserting themselves on the domestic scene last year, Dynamos goalkeeper Washington Arubi believes that its time the Harare giants move on to conquer the African continent. Dynamos play