adminZesa shutdown
Moleen Machingura Herald Reporter The Zimbabwe Electricity Transmission and Distribution Company will tomorrow carry out a planned shutdown to allow for maintenance work in most of Harare’s western suburbs.
Rowdy MDC-T supporters slammed
Vivian Mugarisi Herald Reporter Labour leaders and political analysts have come out strongly against the behaviour of MDC-T supporters who heckled a Government official off the podium at May Day…
Police chief speaks on kombis
Freeman Razemba Crime Reporter MORE than 80 percent of commuter omnibuses in Harare are operating illegally, but there will be serious transport problems if police launch blitzes to rid the…
Belvedere maids acquitted
Fungai Lupande Court Reporter TWO domestic workers from Belvedere in Harare accused of splashing $700 000 they allegedly stole from their employer on cars and houses were yesterday acquitted, while…
Bus crashes into tollgate cabin
George Maponga in Masvingo Three zinara employees were injured on Wednesday when a bus crashed into a into a cabin in which they were seated at a tollgate after its…
Zim Asset wake up call for slumberers
Perspective Stephen Mpofu A syndrome of dependency on foreign sources of supply for a country’s survival may yield handsome dividends in the short term. In the long term, however, a…
Give informal sector a chance
Opinion Martin Stobart RECENTLY, certain quarters in the formal sector of the economy complained, as they have always done, that the country is saturated with foreign goods, the consequence of…
Water disconnections unconstitutional: Court
Daniel Nemukuyu Senior Reporter THE High Court has stopped all municipalities countrywide from disconnecting water supplies for defaulting residents without seeking recourse to the courts of law.
Permanent Secretary Mupingo dies
Herald Reporters Secretary for Local Government, Public Works and National Housing Mr Killian Mupingo has died. He was 53.
Corrupt civil servants will be fired: Mnangagwa
Nqobile Tshili Chronicle Reporter THE Minister of Justice and Parliamentary Affairs Cde Emmerson Mnangagwa has warned civil servants against engaging in corruption saying those who get caught will be fired.