adminVP Chiwenga off to China for further medicals
Elita Chikwati Senior Reporter Vice President Constantino Chiwenga has left South Africa, where he was receiving treatment, for China for further medical tests. This follows a decision by Zimbabwe and…
Zimbos in SA to get health insurance
Roselyne Sachiti in CAPE TOWN, South Africa Zimbabweans and other foreign nationals living and working legally here will be taken care of under the proposed National Health Insurance (NHI), South…
We’ll not stop naming, shaming corrupt bigwigs, vows Youth League
Lawsuits and threats will not stop the Zanu-PF Youth League from naming and shaming corrupt individuals, youth commissar Cde Godfrey Tsenengamu has said.
Domestication of Disability Convention long overdue
People with disabilities, arguably the most marginalised group in Zimbabwe, continue to bemoan the lack of domestication of a seminally important international disability treaty signed by Government on September 23, 2013 that would have a lasting impact on disability inclusion for the estimated 2,4 million persons with disabilities (PWDs) in the country, if domesticated.
Performance-based competition for councils
GOVERNMENT is set to introduce an annual service delivery and performance-based competition for local authorities, which it will use to rank the best and worst performing councils, a Cabinet Minister has revealed.
Game meat lands Chirundu man in trouble
A Chirundu man has been asked by the court to pay $700 fine or face four months in prison after he was found guilty of selling game meat.
UN Road Safety special envoy for Zim
A special United Nations (UN) envoy for Road Safety will be visiting Zimbabwe next week to review and assess the country’s performance on road safety.
Kaizer Chiefs were after Rusike
SuperSport United chief executive Stan Matthews says South African giants Kaizer Chiefs expressed interest in signing Zimbabwean striker Evans Rusike, but later withdrew.
Europe stocks gain. . . oil jumps on Middle East tensions
European stocks struggled higher yesterday, shrugging off dialed-down expectations for a big US rate cut this month, while escalating tensions in the Middle East boosted safe-haven assets and oil prices.