adminNo going back on power tariff hike: Minister
Felex Share Senior Reporter The Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority yesterday began stakeholder consultations on a proposed electricity tariff increase, with Energy and Power Development Minister Dr Samuel Undenge indicating there…
Magaya in row over Waterfalls stand
Daniel Nemukuyu Senior Court Reporter Prophetic Healing and Deliverance (PHD) Ministries led by Prophet Walter Magaya has admitted to unlawfully encroaching onto a neighbour’s property, popularly known as “Rocks Lodge”,…
Good start Phil, but it’s game on
Andy Hodges Special Correspondent JUST more than a month into the hot seat as ZIFA president, amid thunderous voices that questioned whether he was the right man for the job,…
Police set to boost force to 75 000
Freeman Razemba Crime Reporter THE Zimbabwe Republic Police wants to recruit 25 000 more police officers to enable effective policing. The ZRP currently has a staff complement of 50 000 officers and…
Unilateral coercive measures undermine human rights
Hamdan W. Dldoom Correspondent The Universal Declaration on Humanitarian Rights, UDHR, that was adopted by the General Assembly of the United Nations on the 10th December 1948, is the first global…
Builder to pay $85 for child upkeep
Ivan Zhakata Court Reporter A woman has taken her former husband to the Harare Civil Court demanding $600 a month for the upkeep of their two children. Mary Chisveto accused her…
Chidyausiku calls for separation of courts
Daniel Nemukuyu Senior Court Reporter Chief Justice Godfrey Chidyausiku has called for the physical separation of the Constitutional Court from the Supreme Court to ease pressure on overwhelmed judges.
‘Chrome ore exports slow’
Business Reporter DEPUTY Mines and Mining Development Minister Fred Moyo yesterday said chrome ore exports are moving at a “very slow” pace due to continued fall in global prices.
Best Fruit Processors expects 20 000 tonnes
Martin Kadzere Business Reporter NEWLY established fruit processing firm Best Fruit Processors says it expects to process 20 000 tonnes of fruit this year at its Norton plant with revenue…
Journalism is about getting facts right, says Mushohwe
Innocent Ruwende Senior Reporter Government does not want to see journalists being unnecessarily arrested, but media practitioners should erase the notion that the Bill of Rights was made for them…