EMA yochema nemakorokoza

CHIKAMU cheEnvironmental Management Agency (EMA) chinoti dunhu reMashonaland West rawedzera panyaya dzekuparadzwa kwezviwanikwa kuburikidza nemabasa echikorokoza nekutemwa kwemiti panguva ino apo vanhu vari kunzi vagare kudzimba senzira yekurwisa kupararira kwechirwere cheCovid-19.

52 700 vaongororwa chirwere cheCovid-19

ZIMBWABWE yavheneka vanhu vanokwana 52 725 chirwere cheCovid-19 nyika yose kubva patanga chirongwa ichi musi wa20 Kurume gore rino.

14 more people test positive to Covid – 19

Thandeka Moyo- Ndlovu, Health Reporter FOURTEEN more people tested positive to Covid-19 in Zimbabwe yesterday bringing the confirmed cumulative cases to 279. According to the Ministry of Health and Child…

COMMENT: Fight against Covid-19 still on

ACCORDING to United Nations Economic Commission for Africa, at least 42 African countries have imposed partial or full lockdowns on the movement and activities of people. And most importantly, the…

Tafataona Mahoso: The ‘real people and real-time’ philosophy for Africa

Richard Runyararo Mahomva The first instalment of this series attracted a wide range of views from my close intellectual circle. First to contest the article was Taona Denhere — a…

Civil servants set for salary hike

GOVERNMENT and civil servants’ representatives are scheduled to meet this week to negotiate fresh salary adjustments and improved working conditions, amid eroding disposable income.

The new figures were scheduled to have been sealed in April, but the requisite meetings could not be held due to Covid-19 challenges.

Civil servants set for salary hike

GOVERNMENT and civil servants’ representatives are scheduled to meet this week to negotiate fresh salary adjustments and improved working conditions, amid eroding disposable income.

The new figures were scheduled to have been sealed in April, but the requisite meetings could not be held due to Covid-19 challenges.

Zim keen to re-engage America but . . .

ZIMBABWE is eager to re-engage with the United States of America, but Washington continues its hostile stance on Harare after US Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs, Mr Tibor Nagy, blatantly sided with a faction of the MDC following arrest of the party’s leaders on Friday.

Audit unearths 3 000 ghost workers

TREASURY has struck off 3 000 names from Government’s payroll after a recent headcount revealed thousands of ghost workers.

The Public Service Commission (PSC) recently undertook a biometric registration exercise for all civil servants under which personal and educational details were captured by both the PSC and the Registrar-General (RG)’s Office.

Let’s build bridges

WE note with concern the renewed onslaught on Zimbabwe from the West, in particular the United States of America, which has singled out Harare for acerbic criticism in the wake of the worldwide condemnation of Washington’s response to the killing of George Floyd — an unarmed black man — by a white police officer on May 25 in Minneapolis.

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