Mpilo fire leaves 39 traumatised
ABOUT 39 people housed at a Mpilo Central Hospital block scrambled to safety through a single window on Wednesday night after the building caught fire due to a suspected electrical fault.
Britain keen to return Mbuya Nehanda’s skull
BRITAIN is committed to working with Zimbabwean authorities for the repatriation of the remains of Mbuya Nehanda and other First Chimurenga heroes.
Facelift for KwaVaMuzenda
The refurbishment of the KwaVaMuzenda Heritage Site has received a major boost following a donation of tiles and roofing material from a Chinese company, Sunny Yi Feng.
Prepaid power tariffs up 30pc
Prepaid Zesa tariffs were raised by around 30 percent from yesterday with the 200 unit package used by many households rising from just under $870 to $1 127.
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Polad intervention shows new responsibility
The drive to have sanctions against Zimbabwe removed is gathering force with the United States House of Representatives at long last considering the problem and inviting the Political Actors Dialogue to make submissions.
TNF pushes for sectoral determination of wages
GOVERNMENT has stressed the need to strengthen sectoral determination of salaries and wages through National Employment Councils (NECs), as well as maintaining the stability of the economy and the prevailing foreign currency auction system.
A tale of Glamour Boys . . . DeMbare register six more players
DYNAMOS’ quest in the Chibuku Super Cup has been boosted by the registration of six more players, who were ineligible for the first match, when the tournament started last week.
ZACC tackles Deeds Office graft
The Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC), seeing a flood of fraud and corruption cases involving fake or stolen title deeds, or duplicate deeds has embarked on a series of awareness campaigns at the Deeds Office to help curb these crimes.
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Inflationary pressures continue to mount
Business Writer Inflation might be on a downward trajectory since it peaked at 837 percent in July 2020, but several risk factors remain in place, according to economist John Robertson.…
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Money supply growth triggers markets rally
Business Writer The country’s monetary sector witnessed a marked increase in the level of money supply in the last four weeks and this could explain the upsurge in parallel market…