adminCouncil seeks ZACC intervention
Harare Mayor Councillor Herbert Gomba is pushing council to invite the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) to Town House to probe workers who have been issuing fake licences and pocketing thousands of dollars from home industries and flea markets.
Ministry to probe private cotton firms
Some private cotton companies are under the spotlight amid revelations they inflated figures of hectarage contracted to small scale growers with a view of being allocated huge quotas during the next marketing season.
Vivo Energy completes Engen deal
VIVO ENERGY Plc has completed a transaction with Engen Holdings (Pty) Limited, which involved an issue of 63,2 million new shares by the former, and US$62,1 million in cash.
50 cattle seized from Kunonga
Excommunicated Anglican bishop Nolbert Kunonga’s wife used fictitious invoices to lay claim to the family’s 50 head of cattle that were attached to pay off money owed to the Church of the Province of Central Africa (CPCA), the High Court has ruled.
Africa University hikes fees 40pc
Africa University has increased tuition fees by 40 percent for students paying in RTGS dollars, a move which students say will force many parents into debt as they try to make adjustments to cater for the increase.
City to increase water rationing
Harare City Council has extended water-rationing in northern suburbs to 72 hours per week due to decreasing water levels at Seke and Harava dams.
Govt salutes icon Aunty Dot
Government has saluted the late musician Dorothy Masuka, describing her as a hardworking and passionate singer whose legacy will live forever.
Let’s work for, defend Zim
We are in the second Republic, the christened new dispensation, and we are in the process of economically re-engaging the Western world, and I do not in anyway wish to undermine the decent efforts of those genuinely trying to find a lasting solution to our economic problems; which are many.
DeMbare’s secret out
DYNAMOS’ big secret — an impending deal — that everyone in the Glamour Boys management is reluctant to open up on, seems to have come out of the bag following revelations that a multi-national company, Gold Leaf Tobacco, are set to unveil a hefty sponsorship package to cushion the giants for the next five years.
CONGO DECLARE WAR
CONGO Brazzaville’s Red Devils are bullish ahead of their showdown with the Warriors and believe they can perform a smash and grab job on the hosts in their final African Cup of Nations Group G qualifier at the National Sports Stadium.