adminED commissions police vehicles
President Mnangagwa yesterday commissioned 40 vehicles, the first batch from the 107 that have been bought to enhance the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP)’s operations. The vehicles, comprising 35 pick-up trucks and five lorries, were commissioned at Morris Depot after the Presidential Graduation Parade.
Church urged to unite nation
The church should play a role in national consensus building and ensure that there is political tolerance among politicians, Speaker of the National Assembly, Advocate Jacob Mudenda, has said. He said the church should be bold enough to bring politicians together so that political differences are narrowed.
Avoid duplicity, civic society told
Outgoing Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education Secretary Dr Sylvia Utete-Masango has urged aid organisations to direct their initiatives towards appropriate areas. Dr Masango urged civic society organisations in education to involve Government in their planning processes through the ministry to avoid duplicity.
Don’t abuse new freedoms — ED
President Mnangagwa yesterday spoke out against people abusing the democratic space ushered in by the Second Republic, saying such behaviour had no place in the new dispensation.
MDC-A throws supporters under bus
MDC-Alliance leader Mr Nelson Chamisa yesterday threw his supporters under the bus and branded them “stupid” for undertaking an unnecessary demonstration that resulted in the death of six people and damage to property on August 1.
Mash East war vets join Mutsvangwa ouster calls
War Veterans in Mashonaland East Province have joined their Mashonaland West counterparts’ quest to recall Zimbabwe National Liberation War Veterans Association (ZNLWVA) chairman Cde Christopher Mutsvangwa on allegations of sowing divisions and undermining their patron, President Mnangagwa.
Zim in good position for Chinese investment
China, the world’s second largest economy after the United States, says political and economic changes that have happened in Zimbabwe put the country in good stead to benefit from funding support China has set aside under the Belt and Road Initiative.
‘Women, Wine and Words’ in Harare debut
Following a five-year staging at Intwasa Arts Festival, popular play “Women, Wine and Words” will tomorrow make its debut in Harare at Theatre In The Park.
EDITORIAL COMMENT : Chamisa should know limits of playing house
ACCORDING to opposition MDC-Alliance president Mr Nelson Chamisa, the people who demonstrated on August 1 over the purported “delay” in the announcement of election results were “stupid”.