adminHuge outcry over city vehicle clamping fine
While the outcry over Harare City Parking’s fines continues to grow and a Government investigation has opened, a motorist is trying to get the High Court to rule that Harare City Council has no legal right to charge US$132 clamping fees for non-payment of parking fees.
GreenFuel promise to set PSL alight . . . Coach Lloyd Mutasa can’t wait to douse Dynamos, Highlanders
THERE is a distinctly different vibe resonating these days throughout the Chisumbanje-Checheche community in particular and Chipinge district in general – specifically from football-loving cotton farming folks treading the sun-baked soils of the Lowveld.
Seh Calaz joins fight against drugs
ZIMDANCEHALL star, Seh Calaz, has launched a football and netball tournament in Mbare as a way of keeping the youth from the drug and substance abuse scourge in the sprawling suburb.
IPEC develops micro pensions framework
Business Reporter The Insurance and Pensions Commission (Ipec) has developed a draft micro-pensions framework to foster financial inclusion and grow the pensions industry through pension products for non-standard workers and…
Why are NGOs in panic mode over PVO Bill?
A new law governing operations of non-governmental organisations is likely to be operational in Zimbabwe before year end.
Stadium dilemma for PSL newboys
PREMIERSHIP football newcomers Simba Bhora are set to adopt the National Sports Stadium for their historic Castle Lager Premier Soccer League opening match against holders FC Platinum next week.
EDITORIAL COMMENT : Council, City Parking connive to kill CBD?
Harare City Council once again faces a civil legal challenge in the High Court over its public parking policies and charges in the city centre and surrounding areas, and the judge who hears that case when it eventually rises to the top of the civil roll, will apply the law, and decide if the by-laws and charges are legal.
Airzim clears IATA arrears, eyes London return
Air Zimbabwe is expecting delivery of a new plane at the end of this month, while plans to resuscitate the London route are already underway following the clearance of the International Air Transport Association debt, Minister of Transport and Infrastructure Development Felix Mhona told the National Assembly on Wednesday.
ZEC lists 5 000 centres for registration
THE Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) has listed nearly 5 000 centres where citizens who are eligible to vote can visit to register during the mobile biometric voter registration which begins on Sunday ahead of this year’s harmonised elections with Bulawayo having 71 centres.
Sulu lets the good old times roll
Musician Suluman Chimbetu reckons the good old times are back as fans continue to show him loyalty despite starving them of new stuff on the market.