adminSterling prime threat to Reds title charge
LONDON. – Manchester City and Liverpool’s ascension to be the two top dogs in the English Premier League football has seen every meeting in recent seasons met with increasing animosity.
A third of Govt doctors face the axe
A third of doctors who work in public health institutions, a total of 516 out of the 1 601 on the State payroll, face dismissal from public service this month as Government continues to hold disciplinary hearings for all who defied a Labour Court ruling to return to work within 48 hours.
Huge cash bonus for CAPS
CAPS United players will each receive $2 000 in winning bonuses in the remaining five Castle Lager Premiership football matches.
PSL still to get report
THE Premier Soccer League are still to receive an official complaint about match-fixing allegations raised by Black Rhinos last week.
ED challenges graduates to modernise Zim industry
PRESIDENT Mnangagwa yesterday challenged universities and colleges to ensure their graduates are equipped to provide solutions, services and products to propel Zimbabwe’s modernisation and industrialisation agenda towards the attainment of Vision 2030.
Govt ups devolution budgetary allocation
GOVERNMENT has increased the budgetary allocation for devolution to ensure an improvement in service delivery across Zimbabwe, President Mnangagwa said yesterday.
Gushungo bomber writes to High Court
Zimbabwe People’s Front political party president Owen Kuchata, who is serving a nine-year jail term for attempting to petrol-bomb the former First Family’s Alpha Omega Dairy Farm in Mazowe, has claimed he was not advised of his right to legal representation at trial.
‘New notes will not fuel inflation’
Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) Governor Dr John Mangudya recently announced that the apex bank was going to issue new bank notes and coins in $5 and $2 denominations to ease the shortage of physical cash. The cash squeeze had resulted in the public being charged premiums of up to 60 percent when seeking cash from moneychangers
JSC launches revised protocol on sexual abuse
The Judicial Service Commission (JSC) yesterday launched a revised protocol on multi-sectoral management of sexual abuse and violence, a document which will regulate how different stakeholders, including the police, will deal with sexual abuse and gender-based violence.
Celebrating Xmas in a harsh economic climate
Unlike the majority of festive fiction, Poppy Alexander’s novel is not escapist fantasy or humorous fare, it is dark and gritty, an authentic picture of Britain with people feeling the…