adminUK economy falters as slow global growth adds to recession
Boris Johnson is heading into the crunch period for Brexit negotiations with the UK economy potentially on the brink of recession and as global economic growth falters, according to a Guardian analysis of economic news over the past month.
Stick to your mandate, foreign missions told
Foreign missions and non-governmental organisations (NGOs) should stop interfering in Zimbabwe’s internal political processes, but confine themselves to their line of duty, Zanu-PF national spokesperson Cde Simon Khaya Moyo has said.
Chitando projects get thumbs up
Gutu Central legislator Cde Winston Chitando has been hailed for spearheading developmental projects in his constituency, where he has upgraded schools and clinics to engender socio-economic development.
Chitembwe endears self to players
HARARE City coach Lloyd Chitembwe has become an instant darling with the players because of his philosophy after throwing a lifeline to some of the players discarded by his predecessors.
Tanya’s dad hails Government
TANYA MUZINDA’S father, Tawanda, says he is humbled by the support coming from the Government.
Police probe suspected child marriage case
The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has launched investigations into a case where an alleged Johanne Marange Apostolic Sect member, whose pictures have gone viral on social media, is said to have married a 15-year-old girl.
Chegutu water woes worsen
Chegutu’s dire water situation has worsened following breakdown of many boreholes in the town, forcing residents to fetch untreated water from Mupfure River.
Liberalising economy way to go — President
The new dispensation has structurally liberalised Zimbabwe’s economy to make it open for investment to all willing investors from any part of the world, President Mnangagwa has said.
War vets warn neo-imperialists
War veterans are committed to defending the country’s sovereignty against erstwhile forces working in cahoots with the opposition MDC-Alliance, an official has said.