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Embattled former Old Mutual CEO Peter Moyo has lodged an urgent application for the board of Old Mutual and its chairperson Trevor Manuel to be declared as having deliberately interfered with the functioning of the courts.
Cigarette, tobacco manufacturing industry gets 100pc salary hike
The National Employment Council for the Tobacco Industry has fixed salary structure for the cigarette and tobacco manufacturing industry which will see an increment of more than 100 percent beginning July 31 2019 to December 2019.
World Vision sets sights on Rushinga
World Vision last Friday bade farewell to Mukumbura in Mt Darwin District after 16 years during which it implemented developmental programmes worth US$8,5 million.
Ruwa running out of water
Harare’s dormitory town of Ruwa is facing a severe water crisis as its sole dam, Nora, is only left with about six weeks’ water supply, an official has said.
Teenage car thief jailed 2 years
A 17-year-old boy was yesterday sentenced to an effective two years in prison for stealing two cars.
Corrupt officials bleed council
RAMPANT corruption, failure to collect revenue and maladministration within Harare municipality is costing council millions in potential revenue on a monthly basis, Mayor Councillor Herbert Gomba has said.
No one will starve: President
PRESIDENT Mnangagwa has assured the nation that no one will die of hunger as Government has enough grain reserves to assist the needy.
BLOODBATH AMONG WARRIORS
THE Warriors’ three captains at the 2019 AFCON finals — Knowledge Musona, Ovidy Karuru and Danny Phiri — lead a group of regulars who have been overlooked for the World Cup qualifier against Somalia next week.
Freeman’s ‘Ngaibake’, weapon against violence
Last Saturday Zimdancehall singer Freeman launched the album “Gango” at Old Hararians Sports Club where fellow artistes took to the stage to entertain guests.
Chabili villagers cry for healthcare
Villagers in Chabili area under Beitbridge East Constituency have appealed to Beitbridge Rural District Council to expedite the process leading to the opening of a new clinic in the area which is set to benefit over 6 000 people in Ward 2.