New weapon to fight corruption

Tendai Mugabe Senior Reporter Government is working on a new law called the Public Sector Corporate Governance Act that will see corruption and other related maladministration in the public sector being…

Boro back in PL

LONDON. — Middlesbrough struck it rich as they were promoted to the English Premier League after a 1-1 draw in their £170 million shoot-out with Brighton and Hove Albion on…

Include us in policy formation: Forestry sector

Business Reporter STAKEHOLDERS in the forestry sector want more say in forest management, inventories and protection incentives, findings of a consultative process into the development of the National Forestry Policy…

Powell struggles

KINGSTON. — Former 100 metre world record holder Asafa Powell flashed across the finish line in 20.45 seconds to win the men’s 200m race at the Jamaica International Invitational.

8 policemen killed in Cairo

CAIRO. – Gunmen shot dead eight Egyptian policemen in the Helwan district south of the capital Cairo in the early morning, the interior ministry said yesterday. Four assailants in a pick-up…

Mourinho refuses deal

LONDON. — Jose Mourinho’s protracted move to Manchester United has taken another twist following his refusal to accept a deal to take over in 2017. The Portuguese manger has been strongly…

Govt orders co-op members to pay up

Chief Court Reporter Government has ordered 17 members of Takunda Housing Co-operative Society to pay $6 000 each being subscriptions for the residential stands allocated to them seven years ago. They…

Afghan fuel tanker crash claims 73 lives

KABUL/OTTAWA. – Two buses and a fuel tanker collided on a major highway in Afghanistan killing 73 people, a health ministry spokesman told the BBC. More than 50 other people injured…

New RBZ policy commendable but . . .

Kipson Gundani Buy Zimbabwe On May 4, the RBZ Governor Dr John Mangudya issued a press statement that explains an avalanche of monetary policy measures to deal with the cash shortages…

Major donors pull out of Mozambique

PRETORIA. -Major foreign donors have suspended their contributions to Mozambique’s government budget in the wake of revelations that the previous government incurred massive debts without disclosing them. The International Monetary Fund…