adminFlirting with populism?
SA Reserve Bank Governor Lesetja Kganyago has warned leaders that a wave of populism sweeping a number of global economies was a sign that leaders should be more responsible and accountable.
Army calls for ‘ceasefire’ in machete attacks
The Zimbabwe National Army has urged traditional leaders in the Midlands province to partner law enforcement agents in thwarting violent clashes between artisanal miners in and around Kwekwe.
ZRP to establish unit for UN duties
The Zimbabwe Republic Police will establish a Formed Police Unit (FPU), which would be discharging United Nations peacekeeping duties and related activities under the African Union (AU) and Sadc Standby Forces.
Zanu-PF to crack whip on errant members
THERE will be no more liberalism in Zanu-PF in Manicaland because cases of indiscipline are increasing and creating fissures within the ruling party, the party’s provincial chairman, Cde Michael Madiro ,has said.
Zimra official charged with criminal abuse of office
A customs officer employed by the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority has been arrested on charges of criminal abuse of office after he facilitated the importation of a vehicle from South Africa.
MP Mliswa calls for Norton forensic audit
NORTON legislator Mr Temba Mliswa has written to the Auditor-General, Mrs Mildred Chiri, requesting a forensic audit of the Norton Town Council’s books and dealings citing corruption and misuse of funds.
Arsenal face gruelling week
LONDON. — Unai Emery admits Arsenal will struggle to cope with a draining schedule that sees them host Leicester at the start of three games in seven days.
Messi out for three weeks
BARCELONA. — Lionel Messi is expected to be out for three weeks after fracturing his right arm during Barcelona’s 4-2 win over Sevilla on Saturday.
NAC steps up HIV/Aids training for youths
THE National Aids Council (NAC) has increased the number of health sessions on adolescence sexual and reproductive in Guruve district following an upsurge in sexually transmitted infections (STIs) within the 15-40 age group from 800 last year to over 1 000 this year.
Traditional leaders keen on devolution
Traditional leaders in the Midlands Province have hailed Government for devolution and pledged support and readiness to play a key role in the successful implementation of the concept.