adminThe Beast serenaded in New York
NEW YORK — Despite being sidelined with injury, Springbok prop Tendai “Beast” Mtawarira has been keeping busy by promoting the game in North America.
Zupco eyes partial privatisation
Elita Chikwati Senior Reporter The Zimbabwe United Passenger Company Limited (Zupco) is aiming at partially privatising its company to raise capital to inject into the business, a Cabinet minister has…
Rowdy MDC activists disrupt hearings
Rowdy MDC Alliance activists, who included some Members of Parliament, yesterday caused a commotion and constantly disrupted the smooth running of the Commission of Inquiry into the August 1 violence that rocked central Harare and claimed six lives and a left trail of destruction.
Radical measures to minimise accidents on cards
Government, through the inter-ministerial committee on disaster management, is crafting a cocktail of radical measures to deal with errors and faults causing road accidents. Speaking after Tuesday’s Cabinet meeting, Transport and Infrastructural Development Minister Joel Biggie Matiza said drastic measures were needed to deal with negligence, disregard of traffic regulations and laxity in law enforcement.
‘Zim Airways not part of AirZim’
Zimbabwe Airways is a completely different and autonomous entity from Air Zimbabwe and is therefore not part of the reconstruction process, Ministry of Transport of Infrastructure Development Acting Permanent Secretary Kudzanai Chinyanga has said.
Tiger, Mickelson face-off
LOS ANGELES — The efforts of golf stars Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson to “talk smack” ahead of their winner-takes-all match in Las Vegas ended in laughs and handshakes.
Kwesé iflix hits 5 million users in Zim
Media streaming service, Kwesé iflix, now has more than 5 million users in Zimbabwe and continues to grow rapidly, according to Econet Wireless Zimbabwe CEO Mr Douglas Mboweni.
Bikita Minerals to beneficiate lithium
Zimbabwe’s sole lithium producer, Bikita Minerals, has set its sights on beneficiating the mineral in a development that is expected to rake in more foreign currency for the country in line with Government’s thrust for value addition.
‘Tyson’ applies for exception
Former Cabinet Minister Saviour Kasukuwere, who is facing four counts of alleged abuse of office, yesterday made an application for exception on all the charges as he believes that he did not act criminally in any way.
NatPharm mulls requesting Health Levy Fund in forex
THE National Pharmaceutical Company (NatPharm) is considering requesting Government to avail the Health Levy Fund (HLF) in foreign currency to make the procurement of medical drugs hassle-free.