VP Nkomo motion moved
Herald Reporter
Senate on Wednesday moved a motion that on January 17, Zimbabwe lost a liberation icon Cde Landa John Nkomo who died after a long battle with cancer. Zanu-PF national chairman, Ambassador Simon Khaya Moyo moved the motion that was seconded by Zanu-PF Masvingo senator
Mashakada speaks of “watershed year’
Business Reporter
ECONOMIC Planning and Investment Promotion Minister Tapiwa Mashakada is hopeful of Zimbabwe’s economy, describing 2013 as a “watershed year”. “There is no need to be pessimistic,” he said in an address to delegates at the Zimbabwe Economic Symposium in Harare today.
MDC-T exiled activist tries to exit the country on someone’s passport
Herald Reporter
A 29 year old exiled MDC -T activist has been arrested by police detectives for attempting to illegally cross into South Africa using a passport belonging to another person.
Wellington Makumbinde who is a member of the party’s youth committee for mobilisation and is resident in South Africa was intercepted at Beitbridge Border Post by alert
Zimbabwe to host international ICT conference
Herald Reporter
The 2013 International Conference on Information Technology for Africa to be held in Zimbabwe from February 20 to 23 will look at ways to transfer, diffuse and adopt ICTs within the African context, a Cabinet Minister has said. Minister of Information Communication Technology Nelson Chamisa said in an interview today that preparations for the conference
Council approves water shedding reduction
Prosper Ndlovu
BULAWAYO councillors yesterday endorsed the decision to reduce water shedding from 96 hours to 72 hours per week with effect from Monday next week.
The proposal to reduce water shedding by 24 hours was made by the city’s future water supplies and water action committee on Tuesday after considering the inflows into the city’s supply dams.
Speaking during a full council meeting at the Council Chambers, the city fathers said they were going to review water shedding depending on the improved inflows in the city’s supply dams.
“We commend the downward review of water shedding from 96 hours to 72 hours per week. This will go a long way towards reducing the effects of prolonged water shedding,” said Bulawayo Mayor Councillor Thaba Moyo.
“We would like to thank the residents for their resilience in this difficult period. We will continue to review water supply if inflows improve.”Nama 2013 nominees announced
Daisy Jeremani
SA police seize alleged Congo coup plotters
Johannesburg — An elite South African police squad has arrested 19 suspected Congolese rebels in a remote corner of northern South Africa, an official said, in a raid that may have headed off a coup attempt.Criminal forces teacher to transfer
Court Reporter
A TEACHER in Jotsholo area of Lupane District was transferred to another school recently after she was raped and robbed at knifepoint by a villager leaving her traumatised.Zim, Zambia to set up steering committe for Batoka project
Zimbabwe and Zambia have agreed to set up a steering committee to work with the Zambezi River Authority (ZRA) in constructing the Batoka Gorge power generation plant, a Cabinet Minister has said.Gweru Provincial Hospital engages debt collectors to recover money owed by patients
Midlands Correspondent
GWERU Provincial Hospital has enlisted the services of debt collectors in an effort to recover more than $500 000 it is owed by patients, an official has said.





