adminDevolution gathers momentum
Provincial councils and local authorities have been directed to craft development programmes that inform their expenditures to be funded through Intergovernmental Fiscal Transfers as Zimbabwe’s devolution agenda gathers momentum.
Zimpapers boss heads new media body
Zimpapers Chief Executive Officer Mr Pikirayi Deketeke has been elected chairperson of the interim steering committee of the newly-formed Media Owners Association of Zimbabwe (MOAZ).
31st Cabinet meeting decisions matrix
Cabinet considered and approved the proposed National Investment Policy which was presented by the Minister of Industry and Commerce, Chairman of the Cabinet Committee on Industrialisation and Export Development. The policy outlines the country’s strategic investment options and provides a comprehensive framework for the coordination, facilitation, promotion, protection and retention of investment in Zimbabwe in line with Vision 2030 and the Transitional Stabilisation Programme. The objectives of the policy include the following:
Mafikizolo show to go ahead
ORGANISERS of Mafikizolo’s “Back in Town Concert” slated for Harare International Conference Centre (HICC) on Friday have revealed that they will channel part of the show proceeds towards victims of xenophobic attacks in South Africa.
Chitungwiza residents call for forensic audit
CHITUNGWIZA residents have raised concern over corruption allegations levelled against mayor, Lovemore Maiko, a councillor and senior manager, with calls growing louder for a forensic audit to be conducted.
‘Vote Zanu-PF in by-elections’
Zimbabweans, particularly those in constituencies with impending by-elections, should continue to rally behind Zanu-PF because it is delivering on its election promises.
Xenophobia in South Africa: Time for conversation
South Africa is in smoke and the nation smells of burnt human flesh. The smell of a country burning her soul has become familiar in a rainbow nation that has gone colour blind.
President arrives in SA for WEF
The World Economic Forum (WEF) on Africa begins here today with Zimbabwe and other African participating nations expecting to deliberate on issues that will shape the continent’s future in terms of sustainable development, innovation, digitisation and governance.
Millers seek Zesa ring fencing
Local grain milling firms have approached the Ministry of Energy and Power Development seeking exemption from power cuts so as to keep production running and meet mealie meal and flour demand.
Pay hike welcome
Government move to increase civil servants’ salaries by 76 percent, with probability of further review is a positive development as it moves to cushion its workers from the obtaining economic challenges.