adminThe grand MDC-T split
MORGAN Tsvangirai, (may his soul rest in eternal peace), dreamed of an animal called grand coalition. It was never to be. Tsvangirai died on February 14. He left his party…
Manyenyeni stirs hornet’s nest again
Innocent Ruwende Senior Reporter Local authorities require technocrats to serve as mayors and the current scenario where mayors and chairpersons only come from elected leaders is short-changing ratepayers as councillors…
Ramaphosa suspends tax boss
JOHANNESBURG. — President Cyril Ramaphosa will proceed with a commission of inquiry into the South African Revenue Service (SARS), after the tax agency’s commissioner Tom Moyane was suspended. Presidency spokesperson…
Raza dismissal torches storm
FORMER Sports Minister David Coltart has called for an investigation into the shocking decision which led to the dismissal of key Zimbabwean batsman Sikandar Raza in a high-stakes ICC Cricket World Cup Qualifier which produced a run-feast at Harare Sports Club on Monday.
President committed to improving tertiary education
The new administration led by President Mnangagwa is highly committed to improving the education sector and has pledged to address concerns of teachers and improve their welfare.
Government shifts focus to winter crop
Munyaradzi Musiiwa Midlands Correspondent GOVERNMENT has expressed confidence that the country will have a bumper harvest in the winter cropping season after the country received late rains in February and…
A relational approach to supporting democracy in Zim
Democracy is one of the essential human non-negotiable entitlements. Everyone feels that it’s their democratic right to do something. It’s a feeling towards something that is considered precious in any society.
Four ‘prophets’ face kidnapping, rape charges
Tendai Rupapa Senior Court Reporter Four self-styled prophets who operate from different shrines in Harare last week appeared in court on allegations of raping women who had visited their shrines…
Gidza praises Cheetahs
ZIMBABWE coach Gilbert Nyamutsamba has praised the spirits of his Cheetahs, which he believes is just the tonic they needed ahead of their first competitive tournament of the year — the Victoria Falls Sevens at the weekend.
Good roads a must: Minister
Victor Maphosa One way to guarantee that citizens’ rights are protected is by ensuring that the country’s infrastructure is usable all the time, a Cabinet minister has said. Officially opening…