adminZCTU consultant in US$65k fraud
Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Union (ZCTU) consultant in Social Investments and Development Vimbai Eva Mushongera yesterday appeared in court on allegations of swindling 2018 presidential poll aspirant and philanthropist Joseph Makamba Busha of US$65 000.
Rentals shocker for students
Students at Midlands State University (MSU) have expressed concern over high rentals being charged for off-campus accommodation which are now beyond the reach of many.
Concern over rampant child marriages in Mbire
People in Mashonaland Central Province have expressed concern over child marriages which are rife in the province, especially in Mbire District.
Churches join fight against GBV
A Mutare-based non-governmental organisation, Diocese of Mutare Community Care Programme (DOMCCP), has roped in the church in fight against Sexual Gender Based Violence (SGBV) in urban centres.
Doctors’ perks to go up
THE Health Services Board (HSB) has said Treasury has agreed to adjust cost of living allowances and provide health-specific allowances to end the countrywide doctors’ strike that started yesterday.
5 biggest risks facing sub-Saharan Africa this year
Unemployment in sub-Saharan Africa stands at around 6 percent, according to the International Labour Organisation. But most of the work available is unskilled or low-skilled, in part because the region has the world’s lowest levels of access to higher education.
Woman forces boy (15) to watch porn, sexually molests him
A 34-year-old Chimanimani woman has appeared in court on allegations of sexually assaulting a 15-year-old boy.
Jack Allard wins Bata Open
UNITED States-based Zimbabwean amateur golfer Jack Allard continued with his fine form when he won the Bata Open amateur golf championship at Gweru Golf Club at the weekend.
Zanu-PF historian dies
Zanu-PF historian and social worker, Cde Raymond Mazorodze, who worked as a voluntary social worker died at a local hospital in Harare on Monday.
Tile firm spreads wings
Norton-based tile manufacturer, Sunny Yi Feng Tiles (Zimbabwe), will this month open a tableware production plant which is expected to employ 500 people in Chegutu District.