adminIdai: President leads from the front
President Mnangagwa has said Government will engage experts to investigate an earth tremor that was felt in Chimanimani before Cyclone Idai hit the district last week, resulting in massive loss of lives and destruction of property.
2019 tobacco marketing season off to slow start
The 2019 tobacco marketing season officially started yesterday, with Government saying it is working towards developing an infrastructure that supports a thriving and open economy capable of creating new opportunities for investors.
ED promises new rural housing policy
President Mnangagwa said yesterday that Government will soon roll out a new rural housing development plan that will ensure the building of better houses that are strong and durable in rural areas.
Govt, workers finally seal salary deal
Government and civil servants yesterday sealed a salary accord after the employer improved its offer to the workers from $350 million to $400 million.
Govt to decriminalise HIV transmission
Government is set to repeal a legal provision that criminalises transmission of HIV/AIDS to a partner in order to keep abreast with international standards, Parliament heard yesterday.
Chadzamira sends out SOS for cyclone victims
Minister of State for Masvingo Provincial Affairs Cde Ezra Chadzamira yesterday made a passionate appeal for help from well-wishers both within the province and outside to avert a humanitarian crisis in four districts that were ravaged by Cyclone Idai.
No tariff hikes approved yet: Potraz
The Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (Potraz) has not approved any local tariff increases for voice and internet as well as data services, director general Dr Gift Machengete has said.
Editorial Comment: Tobacco farmers deserve a better deal
The 2019 tobacco marketing season officially opened in Harare yesterday and other provinces, amid mixed feelings among farmers over the prices offered with others demanding fair prices commensurate with their efforts and investment they injected into their farming business.
Blow for Congo as their golden boy Balotelli fails to recover
THEY were desperate to have him here for the final showdown and, for a good reason too, given he has been the heart and soul of these Red Devils for the past five years.
Let us keep ubuntu spirit alive, says Mutsvangwa
Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Minister Monica Mutsvangwa was yesterday overcome with emotion after she came face to face with the harrowing stories of the devastating effects of Cyclone Idai.