adminEditorial Comment: Fiscal reforms need support, time
IF we were to ask Zimbabweans to name just one thing they would want fixed first in the economy, they would without doubt tell you they need a stable currency to use for their day-to-day transactions.
LIFE IN A JUNGLE . . . Bruce reveals dream of coaching Warriors to the World Cup
ZIMBABWE and Liverpool legend Bruce Grobbelaar may have spent most of his life overseas but the former goalkeeper cannot hide his long cherished dream of coming back to Zimbabwe and leading the Warriors to the World Cup soccer finals.
Minister SB Moyo on the mend. . . to resume duties soon
Foreign Affairs and International Trade Minister Dr Sibusiso Moyo is at home recuperating and is looking forward to resuming his official duties soon, contrary to media reports that his health has taken a turn for the worse and was unable to speak.
Prospect seeks SEZ status for lithium project
PROSPECT Lithium Zimbabwe (PLZ), a unit of Australia Stock Exchange-listed Prospect Resources Plc, has applied for special economic zone status (SEZ) for its multi-million dollar Arcadia Lithium project near Harare that was commissioned by President Mnangagwa yesterday.
FC Platinum grind draw
EDWIN Madhanhanga scored late on to cap a polished act in the Champions League preliminary round first leg encounter against CNaPS Sport at the Centre des Loisirs de la CNaPS Vontovorona in Antananarivo yesterday, with the draw leaving his FC Platinum coach Norman Mapeza a satisfied man.
Govt rules out retrenchment
Government is not considering retrenchment in the civil service as a cost cutting measure due to lack of financial resources to fund such an exercise, a senior government official said yesterday.
Cotton output rises 95pc
ZIMBABWE’s cotton output for the 2017 /18 cropping season surged 95 percent compared to the previous period driven by Government’s Presidential Input Scheme and investments by private cotton companies.
Kasukuwere must stand trial: Court
The State yesterday opposed former minister Saviour Kasukuwere’s application for exception of charges, arguing that he was just trying to abscond from trial and conviction as there is evidence that he did not follow procedure when he allegedly illegally allocated land to former First Lady Grace Mugabe’s sister Ms Shuvai Junior Gumbochuma.
Home-seekers duped in Harare South
Fresh land invasions have rocked Harare South, particularly Churu Farm, amid reports that some suspected land barons are illegally parcelling out stands to home-seekers without council’s authority and have since erected a structure where prospective home owners are parting with their hard erned money.