adminMawarire at it again
EVAN Mawarire was yesterday arrested for inciting public violence and organising disturbances that rocked the country, causing loss of life and destruction of property.
President arrives in Belarus
President Mnangagwa has concluded his three-day State Visit to Russia, describing it as very fruitful as evidenced by the number of investment deals that he and his delegation concluded.
More criminal courts for Harare
The Judicial Service Commission (JSC) has embarked on an exercise to establish more criminal courts in Harare’s populous suburbs to cope with the high crime rate.
Zifa suspends vice president Banda
The ZIFA Executive Committee hereby informs members of the football fraternity and the nation of the decision of the Executive Committee on the 16th of January 2019 to suspend/ ban Vice President Hon. Gift Banda from taking part in any football activities with immediate effect.
Zanu-PF youths lead ‘operation restore sanity’
FOLLOWING violent protests that rocked Mutare on Tuesday morning, a group of Zanu-PF youths were yesterday moving around suburbs removing boulders, tyres and other items used to barricade roads in an operation they termed “restore sanity”.
Fugitive prisoner arrested
Police have arrested one of the three hard-core criminals who escaped after they allegedly assaulted prison officers while in transit, before jumping off a moving prison truck.
Pamhenayi freed on bail
FORMER Mutare North Zanu-PF Member of Parliament Batsirai Pemhenayi, who was last week jailed four months for assaulting party members, has been freed.
Harare adopts new waste technology
Harare City Council is set to use earthworm technology to address challenges of litter in the city and reduce the amount of waste being taken to Pomona dumpsite.
Zimbabweans show love for Dan Tshanda
A contingent of Zimbabweans will travel to South Africa to attend the burial of Dalom music icon, Dan Tshanda who will be laid to rest in the neighbouring country tomorrow.
Zimra engages workers
The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) is enmeshed in talks with worker representatives to locate lasting solutions to challenges faced by employees, who claim they are now struggling to make ends meet due to the recent rise in prices of fuel and basic commodities.