Cuba hails Zim’s peaceful transition
Freeman Razemba and Samantha Chipoyera Cuba has applauded Zimbabweans for a peaceful transition that ushered in the new Government and pledged to continue assisting and exploring ways to strengthen relations…
Kariba decries poor network coverage
From John Murwira in Kariba VILLAGERS in rural Kariba have bemoaned poor mobile network coverage in the area, which is affecting mobile money transactions. As a result, some people are walking…
‘Punish parents who approve child marriages’
Blessings Chidakwa Mash West Correspondent Chief Musambakaruma of Kariba has said Government needs to consider penalising parents or guardians who approve child marriages. There are concerns that some parents and guardians are…
Media, MDC formations and knowledgeable ignorance about civil-military relations
Tafataona Mahoso Correspondent Madzimbahwe in early December 2017, were presented with a hilarious drama in which representatives of the MDC formations and NGOs in Zimbabwe went to the USA to complain,…
Man rapes woman as brother watches
Michael Magoronga Midlands Correspondent A man from Silobela has been arrested after he force-marched a mentally-challenged woman to his homestead before raping her, while her young brother watched.
Unpacking principles of public administration in Zim
Sharon Hofisi Legal Letters We read about public administration, the implementation of government policy, every day and it can only be averred that it is generally in a Lazarus state.
Fencing off farms now mandatory — minister
Munyaradzi Musiiwa Midlands Correspondent Government has come up with a new policy that compels A1 and A2 farmers, as well as other beneficiaries of the land reform programme to fence off…
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- January 9, 2018
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CZI engages tertiary institutions for R&D
Tawanda Musarurwa HARARE – Industry representative body, the Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries (CZI) says it has begun to engage local Universities and tertiary institutions to enhance the contribution of Research…
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- January 9, 2018
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Why changes to South Africa’s labour laws are an assault on workers’ rights
By Carin Runciman The biggest changes to South Africa’s labour laws since 1995, shortly after the country’s first democratic elections, are currently being considered by parliament. If passed into law,…
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- January 9, 2018
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Asia stocks build on record high, Yen strengthens
Asian equities built on the best start to a year since 2006 as Japanese traders returned from a holiday following new all-time highs for U.S. shares. The yen climbed in an…