adminQuarantine rules: ZACC warns bigwigs
Politicians and senior Government officials bullying health officials to release their friends and relatives held in Covid-19 quarantine will be arrested, the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) has warned.
Robbers in police uniform vanish with US$59 000
A gang of robbers, fed with information by an inside accomplice, robbed a Harare businessman of US$59 000, by pretending to be police officers enforcing lockdown regulations and then two of them squandered the money on Mercedes Benz vehicles, leaving the informer out.
Masiyiwa leads campaign for Zim
Businessman Mr Strive Masiyiwa has appealed to the World Bank (WB), the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and other multilateral institutions for humanitarian support for Zimbabwe in the wake of the economic costs of controlling Covid-19 and the need to upgrade medical services.
Tobacco marketing season begins
The 2020 tobacco marketing season opens tomorrow, after being delayed by nearly a week, with a cocktail of tight guidelines in place on how the golden leaf will be sold to counter the spread of the Covid-19 pandemic.
UPDATED : Ex-radio DJ Peter Johns passes on
Former Radio 3 (now Power FM) DJ Peter Johns has died.
Staff row at RG’s office
A staff row at the Registrar-General’s Office has sucked in the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) after chief accountant, Mr Peter Bwanya, accused Registrar-General Mr Clement Masango of embezzlement over motor vehicles while the latter denies all wrongdoing and says Mr Bwanya is putting up a smokescreen since he is fighting disciplinary action over alleged incompetence and misbehaviour.
Red lights flash across Africa
RED lights have started flashing across Africa, amid fears some football leaders could feast on the US$28 million FIFA cash injection, meant to help stabilise their coffers amid the Covid-19 pandemic.
No progress in US$200,000 gold heist investigation
Khahliso Ncube THE investigation into the daring US$200,000 gold heist carried out by a notorious machete gang in Esigodini close to two months ago has hit a roadblock. The police…
Agribank profit jumps 155pc
The Agriculture Bank of Zimbabwe Limited (Agribank) recorded a 155 percent profit of $33 million in historical terms for the year ended December 31, 2019 from $13 million recorded the previous year, despite the challenging economic environment.