Govt finances on sound footing
Government has recorded several achievements in its economic reform agenda including a budget surplus of $443 million in the first three months of the year, as authorities continue to enforce the economic fundamentals necessary for sustainable growth.
Cheats must be cut out of fuel industry
There should be no fuel queues in Zimbabwe: Enough foreign currency is provided to more than meet demand; the infrastructure is adequate to deliver and dispense fuel; and there are a lot of service stations with some worried that the sector might well be over-traded.
Dabengwa laid to rest
Zimbabweans should maintain the spirit of oneness and unity which the late national hero, Dr Dumiso Dabengwa, held dear, Minister of State for Matabeleland North Provincial Affairs Cde Richard Moyo said yesterday.
Cheats must be cut out of fuel industry
There should be no fuel queues in Zimbabwe: Enough foreign currency is provided to more than meet demand; the infrastructure is adequate to deliver and dispense fuel; and there are a lot of service stations with some worried that the sector might well be over-traded.
MDC and the colonial ghost of whiteness
David Coltart, the self-confessed former British South African Police (BSAP) member, who authored a rehashed moribund autobiography, recently rebounded as treasurer of the MDC at the party’s congress held in Gweru.
UN, IMF back Zim’s economic reforms
THE United Nations has given thumbs up to Government’s economic reform programme saying, although painful, the measures are necessary to realign the economy for sustainable growth.
ED demands end to bureaucracy
PRESIDENT Mnangagwa on Friday demanded an immediate end to bureaucracy by companies and individuals against foreign investors as the country witnesses unprecedented investor interest in the mining sector and associated value chains.
What constitutes African beauty?
ACCORDING to Patricia Pinho, a Brazilian sociologist, “The ideal of ‘perfection’ not only establishes white beauty as universal but even determines the election of beautiful people amongst non-whites, based on how close they come to the perfect white beauty.”
Who are these near perfect?
Zim artistes make inroads into Africa…King 98 stumbles on gold
ACCORDING to a Mozambican journalist only identified as Nhampossa, no party in his country is worth talking about if DJs do not play the late John Chibudura’s classics — be it in Beira, Manica or the capital Maputo.
15 NOT OUT! …Warriors begin COSAFA Cup defence in style
SUNDAY CHIDZAMBWA lived up to his pledge to try and win a third straight COSAFA Cup title when he sent into battle a strong side that eased past Comoros in a quarter-final encounter at Princess Magogo Stadium in Durban last night.










