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The ANC “intervened” on Monday and stopped disgruntled former ANC Women’s League (ANCWL) national executive committee members (NEC) from responding to allegations levelled against them by EFF leader Julius Malema.
Mukanya expected home tonight
Arts Reporter Legendary chimurenga musician Thomas “Mukanya” Mapfumo is expected in the country tonight ahead of his homecoming bira set for Glamis Arena in Arena on April 28. Mukanya will…
PRESIDENT’S INDEPENDENCE DAY MESSAGE: ‘Our leaders must listen to the people’
I believe just as we previously liberated the land, now we must as a people finally be fully liberated. We need to be liberated not only from without, but also from within, from hate, prejudice and discord.
Putin congratulates Zim
Russian President Mr Vladimir Putin yesterday congratulated Zimbabwe on attaining 38 years of independence and expressed hope relations between the two countries would blossom in line with his thrust to strengthen security and stability in Africa.
‘Chinhoyi 7’ unveiled for ED
Directors of the much publicised local movie “Chinhoyi 7” are excited following positive response from President Mnangagwa and Government officials after a private screening of the movie yesterday at Ster Kinekor, Sam Levy Village, in Harare.
Govt fires all striking nurses
GOVERNMENT has, with immediate effect, fired all striking nurses after they refused to return to work even though the employer acceded to their demands and availed over $17 million.
Tongaat Hulett commissions Chiredzi gas plant
Business Reporter TONGAAT Hulett, Zimbabwe’s largest sugar producer, has commissioned a 40-tonne liquefied petroleum gas plant in Chiredzi that will provide renewable and clean energy to more than 5 000…
Mutasa loses debt case
PEOPLE First top official Mr Didymus Mutasa’s bid to save his property from auctioning over debt, has hit a snag after the High Court threw out his application for rescission of judgment.
30kg mbanje pair freed on bail
Two Harare men who were initially denied bail after being arrested for allegedly possessing 710 kilogrammes of mbanje were on Monday granted $500 bail. The pair was found in possession of 30 bags of mbanje, which were valued at $51 000.
Pension trust rejects IPEC role in loss compensation
THE Zimbabwe Pensions and Insurance Rights Trust (ZimPIRT) has dismissed recommendation by the Commission of Inquiry which investigated the conversion of insurance and pension values from Zimbabwe dollars to US dollars, particularly, the appointment of the Insurance and Pension Commission (IPEC) as the lead implementing agent of the compensation process.