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- Herald
- January 15, 2019
- 44 views
MPs’ decision to forgo swanky vehicles noble
Last week, Zanu-PF legislators, who are a majority in the National Assembly, decided and announced that they would now forgo their demand for top-of-the-range vehicles, specifically the Toyota Land Cruiser V8, to allow Government to direct resources towards more pressing needs facing the country.
- Herald
- January 15, 2019
- 57 views
EDITORIAL: Stop using children to push political agenda
The hallmark of a functioning democracy like Zimbabwe is that in any election, citizens are allowed to make a free choice about who should govern them.
- Herald
- January 15, 2019
- 41 views
Mutare High Court posts impressive statistics
THE Mutare High Court has posted impressive statistics since its opening six months ago with another judge this year having been added to the station starting this year.
- Herald
- January 15, 2019
- 125 views
Holiday Inn given green light to expand Mutare hotel
MUTARE City Council has given Holiday Inn Mutare the green light to expand its premises after it approved the sale of a piece of land which the hotel was using as a car park.
- Herald
- January 15, 2019
- 95 views
Salvation Army temporary church destroyed
MUTARE City Council is at loggerheads with the Salvation Army after the local authority destroyed a makeshift church, damaging property worth over $7 000 in the process.
- Herald
- January 15, 2019
- 75 views
$50 000 Canadian gift for Howard Hospital
A CANADIAN non-governmental organisation, Health Partners International, last week donated medicines and medical supplies worth more than US$50 000 to Howard Mission Hospital.
- Herald
- January 15, 2019
- 74 views
Water, sanitation and lighting dominate Bindura’s $19m budget
BINDURA Municipality has come up with a $19 million budget for the 2019 financial year with the larger chunk of the budget going towards the provision of portable water, sanitation and public lighting.
- Herald
- January 15, 2019
- 72 views
JUST IN: Civil servants awarded 22,7 percent ‘cushioning allowance
Government has with immediate effect directed that civil servants be awarded a ‘cushioning allowance’ of between 22,7 percent and 5 percent per month on a sliding scale between January and March.
Chronicle Editor
- Chronicle
- January 15, 2019
- 66 views
Rights commission to initiate inquiry into ID challenges
Kudzai Chikiwa, Chronicle Reporter THE Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission (ZHRC) has said it will initiate a national inquiry into challenges some people face in accessing national identity documents in Zimbabwe.…
- Chronicle
- January 15, 2019
- 54 views
Gweru City blows $100k on workshop
Patrick Chitumba, Midlands Bureau Chief CASH strapped Gweru City Council has reportedly splashed over $100 000 on councillors and management’s travel and subsistence allowances for a week- long strategic planning…