Thieves feast on lockdown

Michael Magoronga, Midlands Correspondent DARING thieves in Kwekwe have taken advantage of the 21-day lockdown and broken into shops where they have looted an assortment of goods. Police in the mining…

Personal freedoms versus public freedoms

As the Covid-19 pandemic took hold in South Africa two weeks ago, the first glimpse emerged of the lengths to which people would go to avoid isolation.

The country also saw what mechanisms law enforcement had at their disposal to impose such measures.

Shaping Africa’s urban areas to withstand future pandemics

THE power of cities comes from the number of interactions they enable — between people, firms and markets  they are centres of social interaction.

Go digital, employers told

Robin Muchetu, Senior Business Reporter COVID-19 virus has seen employers taking drastic measures to reduce numbers in the workplace in order to prevent its spread. However, smart technologies can ensure that…

More than 1 500 arrested for defying lockdown

Robin Muchetu, Senior Reporter POLICE have arrested more than 1 500 people across the country since the 21-lockdown started on Monday for defying rules and regulations stipulated under the directive…

Kwekwe battles to recover confiscated ambulances

Michael Magoronga, Midlands Correspondent THE Kwekwe City Council is battling to repossess two ambulances that were impounded by the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) for allegedly circumventing import tax, as the local…

Rugwete names his lieutenants

JOE RUGWETE is a man on a mission.

He wants to put the Zimbabwe Karate Union (ZKU) back on top.

The wedding that never was

ZIMBABWE cricketer Tino Mutombodzi and his sweetheart Miriam Pachawo would have tied the knot today, but due to the coronavirus their highly anticipated walk down the aisle has been put on hold.

Financial terms you should know

Budget A budget is an estimation of revenue and expenses over a specified future period of time and is usually compiled and re-evaluated on a periodic basis. Budgets can be…

Ipec to name, shame defaulters

PENSIONS fund companies owing over $620 million in outstanding con­tributions will face public humiliation after the regulator, the Insurance and Pensions Commission (Ipec), revealed it will periodically name and shame non-compliant entities.

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