Women’s League joins Covid-19 fight

Women usually bear the burden of diseases and should, therefore, have the necessary knowledge to protect themselves, their families and communities, Zanu PF Women’s League secretary for administration, Cde Monica Mutsvangwa, has said.

Economy outlook encouraging

Like every economy across the world, Zimbabwe has inevitably been negatively affected by the Covid-19 pandemic, which has turned the global economy on its head.

However, the impact of the virus on the country may after all not be as severe as initially anticipated.

Zanu PF hails health minister’s sacking

ZANU PF will not shirk from its responsibility of recalling party members tainted by corruption from all levels of Government in line with its zero tolerance to graft policy, a senior official has said.

New world of psychotic cynics

HUMAN beings can be laughably naïve, hopelessly fickle and unhelpfully cynical.

A little more than 2 000 years ago, human beings accomplished the most unenviable, dubious and unwanted distinction of killing God ostensibly for the crime of being God.

Cunning mechanics feast on cars’ hidden treasures

HAS your mechanic ever nagged or persistently asked you take your car for a “special” check even though it was in good running condition?

Or has he told you that there is a problematic hard-to-remove lock on your car that can only be taken care of at the garage, after which the vehicle started misbehaving?

Civil servants receive US dollar salaries

CIVIL servants and Government pensioners have started receiving US$75 and US$30 Covid-19 relief allowances, respectively as part of measures to cushion them from skyrocketing prices of goods.

Loga returns to Croatia

AFTER months of being holed up in a Harare apartment owing to the Covid-19 induced-lockdown, Warriors coach Zdravko “Loga’’ Logarusic has returned to his native Croatia, to be with his family, but has insisted he remains committed to his job at ZIFA.

Cunning mechanics feast on cars’ hidden treasures

HAS your mechanic ever nagged or persistently asked you take your car for a “special” check even though it was in good running condition?

Or has he told you that there is a problematic hard-to-remove lock on your car that can only be taken care of at the garage, after which the vehicle started misbehaving?

Govt clears air on ZSE, agent lines closure

GOVERNMENT has rubbished falsehoods published by CNBC, an American business news portal, alleging that security chiefs ordered the closure of the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) and agent lines for mobile money transfers.

Rogue cops moonlighting for Covid-19

GOVERNMENT is concerned by the growing number of errant police officers who are moonlighting as commuter omnibus drivers.

Of late, there have been growing incidents of rogue police officers who are using their respectable stations in society to do that which the public is being discouraged from doing.

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