adminZim sports codes to comply with Govt directive
THE Government yesterday took precautionary measures against the threat posed by coronavirus with sporting activities, because of their massive appeal to masses, being put on hold for the next two months.
Covid-19: PAZ calls for stricter screening
The Passenger Association of Zimbabwe (PAZ) has urged Government to expedite the screening of all travellers at the country’s borders to prevent the spread of coronavirus.
Local stocks gain 12pc
Stocks on the local bourse amassed 12 percent gains week-on-week amid a global markets crash on the back of the pandemic coronavirus (COVID-19), as it reversed losses recorded in the past three weeks.
Forex dealer loses R76k to armed robbers
ARMED men recently pounced on a Beitbridge illegal foreign currency dealer and robbed him of R76 000 and US$830.
Zanu PF appoints new information director
Zanu PF has appointed Cde Tafadzwa Mugwadi as director of Information and Publicity.
Timber firms to lose US$800 000
Timber companies in Chimanimani could lose US$800 000 over the next three weeks because their trucks cannot negotiate the detour when the Skyline-Chimanimani Road is closed to finish off rehabilitation works.
Ex-minister Chombo freed on one count
Former Cabinet Minister Ignatius Chombo, accused of facilitating the sale of a Government house in Mutare without following due process, was yesterday removed from remand after the State failed to produce a policy document crucial to his defence.
India commends Zim’s coronavirus preparedness
India has commended Zimbabwe for stepping up its preparedness for coronavirus (Covid-19).
‘Law must punish anti-Zim elements’
PARLIAMENT should push for a punitive law that deals with citizens who demonise the country and serve foreign interests, war veterans leader Cde Douglas Mahiya has said.
Irrigation rehab to benefit hundreds
Hundreds of families in Chimanimani West are set to benefit from the rehabilitation of irrigation schemes that were damaged by Cyclone Idai last year, as work is expected to commence soon.