adminChin’ono, Ngarivhume bail ruling tomorrow
The High Court is tomorrow expected to hand down judgment in the case in which political activist, Hopewell Chin’ono, and the leader of Transform Zimbabwe Jacob Ngarivhure, are seeking bail pending trial on charges of incitement to commit public violence.
Burnely intensify Bonne bid
ZIMBABWE international striker, Macauley Bonne, could find himself playing in the English Premiership next season at Burnley.
Editorial Comment: Coal-bed methane can fire up development
Zimbabwe needs more energy, especially electrical energy, first to catch up on all the power stations we never built and then to have extra in hand so the economy can grow swiftly without farmers, miners and industrialists continually complaining about inadequate power infrastructure.
Let Zimbabwe strive towards a prosperous future
We publish here the full address made by President ED Mnangagwa in Harare yesterday.
Modalities for VFEX set up
THE Government has set some key modalities for the foreign currency-denominated bourse, the Victoria Falls Stock Exchange (VFEX).
Missing couple: Police institute investigations
POLICE are investigating the case of a Borrowdale couple, Mr Gus Startas (73) and his wife Eleta Mupfumisa (48), who went missing on June 21.
Vendors cash in on water crisis
VENDORS, taking advantage of acute water shortages in Chitungwiza, are enjoying brisk business selling a 20-litre bucket of water at prices ranging from $2 to $10.
Defections hit MDC-A in Zaka
MDC Alliance led by Mr Nelson Chamisa has suffered a heavy blow in Zaka after scores of its members, led by its parliamentary candidate for Zaka West in the 2018 polls, Mr William Zivenge, recently defected to the ruling Zanu PF.
Minister hails private firms in Covid-19 fight
Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Minister Monica Mutsvangwa has lauded private players for complementing Government efforts in the fight against Covid-19.
OK Zim volumes slide on Covid-19 lockdown
Retail giant, OK Zimbabwe Limited’s sales volume for the quarter to June 30, 2020 went down 32 percent compared to the similar quarter in the prior year as the market grappled low disposable incomes due to effects of Covid-19.