adminUPDATED: ‘Free and fair’ hearings for striking doctors
Disciplinary hearings for junior doctors who participated in the month-long illegal industrial action will proceed as scheduled and will be conducted in a fair and transparent manner, the Ministry of Health and Child Care has said.
Ncube sells Zim reforms to EU
GOVERNMENT has developed a comprehensive plan to revive the economy, which will involve painful measures like a bitter pill administered to a patient, Finance and Economic Development Minister Professor Mthuli Ncube has said.
Glen View 1 High builds $3m multi-purpose court
IN what could be a first for a school in the high-density suburbs, Glen View 1 High School have constructed a $3million state-of-the-art multi-purpose court to upgrade the sports facilities at the institution. The outdoor court, which ranks as one of its kind in the so-called Group B schools, accommodates different sporting disciplines such as basketball, tennis, netball, volleyball and korfball.
MAHACHI FORM EXCITES MICHO
HE may have struggled to announce his arrival at South African giants Orlando Pirates, but Zimbabwe international Kuda Mahachi is starting to make waves at the Buccaneers.
US playwright assists local theatre practitioners
Theatre practitioners have commended assistance being offered to them at the ongoing Almasi Africa Playwright Conference under the stewardship of visiting United States playwright Alice Tuan. Also being facilitated by Walter Mparutsa fellow Gideon Jeph Wabvuta who is currently studying in US, the conference kicked off on January 3 and will run until this weekend with a series of stage readings.
ZETDC warns of rainy season power outages
The Zimbabwe Electricity Transmission and Distribution Company (ZETDC) has warned customers to heed rolling power outages, mainly driven by perennial challenges that come with the rainy season. During the rainy season, the electricity infrastructure, particularly cables and poles, are affected usually by falling trees.
DeMbare still keen on Sadomba
DYNAMOS are confident former Zimbabwe international Edward Sadomba, who is angling for a sensational return to professional football with the Glamour Boys, will be key in their battle to regain lost glory.
‘Songs of Sankofa’ opens at First Floor Gallery
African folklore is rich in symbols that translate to different imagery and tell stories while conceptualising history, thought and reality. It is on this foundation that First Floor Gallery launched their 2019 programme by introducing Harare to the abstract work of Pebafatso Mokeona (South Africa) and Bouvy Enkobo (DRC) at an exhibition that opened on Tuesday evening
Putting the ‘honey’ in Manyuchi Dam
Mwenezi West National Assembly member Cde Priscilla Moyo has called on investors to fully exploit the underutilised Manyuchi Dam which she said was critical to the socio-economic development of the remote and underdeveloped constituency.