adminZesa dishes out $10m free electricity annually
Lloyd Gumbo Senior Reporter ZESA Holdings’ decision to exempt its 5 000 workers and pensioners from paying for electricity is costing the power utility $10 million annually, it has emerged.
AU defence forces’ meeting starts
Felex Share in Victoria Falls The 8th ordinary meeting of the African Union Ministers of Defence began here yesterday with defence, peace and security experts from the 54-member States keen…
NSSA investment policy under review
Martin Kadzere Senior Business Reporter GOVERNMENT has started reviewing the investment policy framework of the National Social Security Authority to place more emphasis on developmental investments.
South Sudan faces humanitarian crisis
KHARTOUM. — Concerns are mounting in South Sudan over a possible humanitarian disaster due to the withdrawal of a number of aid bodies amid escalating military confrontations between government forces…
Chigumba cries foul as case remains unresolved for 14yrs
Court Reporter Chitungwiza South legislator Christopher Chigumba, who is facing allegations of defrauding the then Ministry of Lands, Agriculture and Water Development of Z$6 000 000 ($157 274), yesterday made…
State and Diaspora a 2-way street
Nick Mangwana View From the Diaspora Things that inhibit economic development in the developing world are not always lack of policy but lack policies that cohere and are in tandem…
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Silver Screen with Tafadzwa Zimoyo It’s yet another week gone and hope, I find you well. Winter is upon us and that means those not going to work will be…
Showdown looms at Zifa
Sports Reporter A SHOWDOWN now looms between the ZIFA leadership and about half of their councillors who have called for an Extraordinary General Meeting in Harare on Saturday to discuss…
Turning point of SA politics
Rennie Naidoo & Allister Sparks The recent Democratic Alliance spectacle — the kind of orchestrated event normally the hallmark of the ANC’s and EFF’s scheming — represents a turning point…
Choppies plans to raise $48m
JOHANNESBURG. — Botswana grocer Choppies plans to raise $48 million in a secondary listing on the Johannesburg bourse, it said yesterday