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- March 4, 2020
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Sjava denies rape allegations
Musician Sjava has denied raping Lady Zamar. In a statement released by his record label Ambitiouz on Tuesday, Sjava refuted the rape allegation and also hinted that Lady Zamar might…
adminForeign trips ban for civil servants
President Mnangagwa has banned civil servants from foreign trips and urged other Zimbabweans to restrict their travelling, especially outside Africa, as part of measures to minimise the risk of being exposed to Covid-19.
Zacc investigates fuel retail companies
The Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) will investigate reports of fuel hoarding by oil companies that allegedly received, in the past week, 20 million litres of diesel and almost 9 million litres of petrol, but reportedly withheld much of the fuel in the hope of forcing authorities to increase their permitted mark-ups.
Zanu PF expels Tsenengamu
Joseph Madzimure and Cletus Mushanawani FORMER Zanu PF Youth League secretary for the commissariat Mr Godfrey Tsenengamu has been expelled from the party for the second time in less than…
China moves in to upgrade Wilkins Hospital
Wilkins Infectious Diseases Hospital, which is the country’s isolation centre for suspected coronavirus patients, is set to undergo a facelift following a commitment by the Chinese Government to assist the country in further strengthening its national response towards any suspected cases.
MDC-A defends Grace over multiple farms
MDC-Alliance legislators yesterday defended former First Lady Grace Mugabe’s ownership of multiple farms and quashed calls by Norton legislator Mr Temba Mliswa to repossess them.
ED meets Rotary, Lutheran delegations
President Mnangagwa yesterday met delegations from the Rotary International and the Lutheran World Federation at his Munhumutapa Office in Harare.
Chief magistrate Guvamombe retires
Chief Magistrate Mishrod Guvamombe has retired after 35 years of service, Judicial Services Commission spokesperson Mr Brian Nkiwane has confirmed.
EDITORIAL COMMENT : De-dollarisation opens doors for industry
Among the positive results of de-dollarisation and the switch from using the US dollar to using our own Zimbabwe dollar has been the substantial boost given to local industry.
Udlwengula ingane (4) ayithele isitho ngenhlabathi
STANMORE ZISELE zibambe owangaphansi izakhamizi zeStanmore kulandela ukuzwa ngenye indoda edlwengule umntakamakhelwane wayo oleminyaka emine andubana imthele inhlabathi esithweni sangasese izama ukuvala ubufakazi. Umetheswacala esingeke samqamba ngenhloso yokuvikela umamangala ngoba…