adminEditorial Comment: The rising stink of junior doctors’ strike
The ongoing strike by junior doctors has finally caught on the disturbing stink suggesting that it is not a mere job action. Had it been, it could have been resolved by now, as Government bent over backwards to accommodate issues related to their working conditions.
Redollarisation unwise: CZI
CONFEDERATION of Zimbabwe Industries (CZI) president Sifelani Jabangwe, says re-dollarising the economy is counterproductive as it stifles growth and could halve the size of the economy.
Storm brews at Dynamos
A STORM is brewing in the Dynamos camp after club president Solomon Sanyamandwe yesterday refused to be pushed out of the Glamour Boys when he was handed a letter notifying him that his position has been abolished.
Zimra to collect $6,2bn in 2019
The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) plans to collect $6,2 billion from taxes this year, representing about 76 percent of the $8,16 billion 2019 Budget.
Land audit to cover 60 000 farms
THE Zimbabwe Land Commission aims to audit at least 60 000 farms this year, as it strives to bring fairness, transparency and accountability in the administration and management of agricultural land in the country.
Zim to host Jnr World Rugby Trophy
ZIMBABWE have won the bid to host the Pool B of the annual Junior World Rugby Trophy Africa qualifiers to be staged in April.
Inaugural clean-up campaign kicks off
Zimbabweans across the country will today take part in an inaugural national clean-up day that was declared by President Mnangagwa last month.
Govt cancels public hospital bosses’ leave
THE Government has suspended leave for chief executive officers and directors at public health institutions. In a letter addressed to chief executive officers yesterday, Secretary for Health and Child Care Dr Gerald Gwinji said the suspension of leave was necessary in efforts to bring sanity to the health sector.
Consumers appeal for Gvt protection
The Consumer Council of Zimbabwe (CCZ) has appealed for urgent Government intervention in protecting consumers against the tide of foreign currency pricing of goods and services at a time when a majority of people’s salaries are not pegged in hard currency.
Caledonia to maintain quarterly dividend policy
TORONTO Stock Exchange (TSX) listed Caledonia Mining Corporation, whose main asset is 49 percent stake in Blanket gold mine in Zimbabwe, declared a quarterly dividend of 6,87 US cents per share.