Medical aid bosses ‘pocketing $500 000’

Top executives at some medical aid societies are earning monthly salaries ranging between US$200 000 and US$500 000 despite declaring that their institutions are insolvent, a senior official has said.

INSIGHT: Industry has spoken

I have been mulling to interrogate the Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries’ 2014 manufacturing sector survey for the past two weeks.

Government mulls high-tech Ebola testing centre

Shamiso Yikoniko – Health Reporter The Ministry of Health and Child Care intends to construct a US$7 million high-tech laboratory which will, among other functions, conduct Ebola tests.

New Trauma Centre opens

Nearly a month after being evicted from Harare’s Trauma Centre and Hospital, prominent medical practitioner Dr Vivek Solanki has opened a new state-of-the-art hospital in Borrowdale suburb.

CAPS UNITED’S Samanja at heart vs. tummy crossroad

Makomborero Mutimukulu – Acting Sports Editor CAPS UNITED midfielder Tendai Samanja is caught between his heart and tummy. A rock and a hard place.

CRICKET: Zimbabwe struggle in Bangladesh

SHAKIB AL HASAN exploited the significant bounce and turn on offer on a first-day pitch in Mirpur to take six wickets on his comeback from a two-and-a-half month disciplinary suspension…

Light From Heaven Ministry: Making the kingdom of heaven visible

To the ordinary person it’s quite easy to mistake the Chivaura brothers – Danisile Prinsloo and Danisa – for twins but the truth of the matter is that the only…

ON THE BALL: Have our strikers forgotten how to score?

THE race for the Castle Lager Premiership top prize heads for the home stretch.

Man jailed 100 years for raping deaf-mute step-daughter

A 54-year-old Guruve man was last week sentenced to 100 years in prison for raping and impregnating his hard of hearing and mute stepdaughter.

CRICKET: Utseya’s steady bowling progress

SUSPENDED off-spinner Prosper Utseya is impressed with progress he has made in remodelling his bowling action, but appreciates that there is still a lot of work ahead of him.

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