admin‘We won’t tolerate culture of siphoning public funds’
President Mnangagwa said yesterday the Government will continuously reform as well as use legal instruments to put a stop to all forms of white collar crimes used to siphon public funds for personal enrichment.
Price hikes: War veterans blast ‘unpatriotic’ business community
War veterans here have rapped some members of the business community for being greedy, which is evident in the wanton and unjustified increase in prices of basic commodities that are hurting ordinary people.
Africa backs Infantino
AFRICA and the Caribbean zonal football unions have endorsed the candidature of incumbent Fifa president Gianni Infantino ahead of the world body’s June 2019 presidential elections.
Fuel situation improves in Masvingo
The fuel supply situation has improved considerably here, with long queues slowly disappearing at service stations across the country’s oldest town.
Rethinking rural schools ownership
Primary and Secondary Education Minister Professor Paul Mavima’s key performance indicators include construction of more schools.
Rushinga water crisis: Govt moves in
Government has availed $40 million for the construction of Semwa Dam in Rushinga and $900 000 for the construction of a water pipeline from Chimhanda to Rushinga Shopping Centre to alleviate the critical shortage of water supply in the area.
Land developer warns of fake cooperatives
Businessman and land developer Mr Kennedy Muraicho has urged Marondera residents to be wary of fake cooperatives, which are selling residential stands to people on behalf of his company, Swandev Private Limited.
UPDATED: Govt to liberalise maternity leave
Government has agreed in principle to do away with the existing one-year qualifying period for female employees to be eligible for maternity leave, Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare Minister Sekai Nzenza has said.
Condolences pour in for crash victims
Innocent Ruwende Senior Reporter Condolences have been pouring in for victims of the horrific crash involving two buses which claimed 46 lives at the 166km peg along the Harare-Mutare Highway…
SI 122: Zivhu wants RBZ to avail forex
The Cross-Border Traders’ Association has appealed to Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe Governor Dr John Mangudya to avail South African rands to its members to enable them to import goods that are scarce locally.