adminED defends new fuel price
The recent decision to increase the prices of petrol and diesel was necessary and the conditions demanding that pronouncement presently remain unchanged, the President Mnangagwa has said.
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Zifa apologises for BF chaos
Ricky Zililo, Senior Sports Reporter THE country’s football motherbody, Zifa, has apologised for the chaos that occurred at the gates during the high profile Caf Champions League match between FC…
China committed to helping revive Zim economy
CHINA is fully committed to helping Government revive the economy and has confi dence in the leadership of President Mnangagwa, Acting Chinese Ambassador to Zimbabwe, Mr Zhao Baogang, has said.
Catholic youths off to Panama
ENVIRONMENT, Tourism and Hospitality Industry Minister Prisca Mupfumira last Friday urged youths from the Catholic Church that will be attending the World Youth Day in Panama City, Panama, to be the country’s brand ambassadors through exemplary behaviour.
Divorce cases up 42pc, High Court statistics show
OVER 2 600 couples filed for divorce last year at the country’s four permanent High Court stations, a 42 percent increase from those recorded in 2017.
MDC-Alliance councillors clash
MDC-ALLIANCE mayoral candidate for Chitungwiza Gift Tsverere reportedly bribed councillor Jabulani Mtunzi with a vehicle to support his bid to land the mayorship, in a case of vote-buying.
Kombi operators speak on fares
TRANSPORT operators yesterday slammed unscrupulous drivers and conductors for taking advantage of a review of fuel prices by the Government on Saturday to charge commuters extortionate fares.
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JUST IN: Government warns rowdy protestors. . .social media abusers face arrest
Harare Bureau Government has warned members of the public against infringing on the rights of others by blocking roads and causing chaos by forcing work bound people to return home.…
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JUST IN: Planned settlements key to 2030 vision: Acting President Constantino Chiwenga
Acting President Constantino Chiwenga has said the time of unplanned urban and rural settlements was over and called on local authorities to plan urban expansion in line with Government’s vision…
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JUST IN: Criminality rife in illegal demo…Police call to identify culprits…ZRP, Army to issue a statement
Harare Bureau Rogue elements blocked roads, curtailed movement of people, burnt property and looted shops as what was touted as a “shutdown” degenerated into chaos today. The Zimbabwe Republic Police…