EDITORIAL COMMENT: West must abandon regime change agenda, pursue re-engagement

REVELATIONS that last month’s violent protests which resulted in wanton destruction of property and loss of lives were a continuation of the regime change agenda driven from the West and…

2c tax pays dividends. . .Yields $50m in January

Patrick Chitumba/ Courtney Matende, Midlands Reporters TREASURY collected a total of $50 million in January 2019 alone through the two percent electronic transfer tax from the transacting public, a senior…

AIPPA repeal okayed. . .Cabinet moves to align media laws to Constitution

Zvamaida Murwira, Harare Bureau CABINET yesterday resolved to repeal the Access to Information and Protection of Privacy Act (AIPPA) and amend the Police Act as the Second Republic demonstrates determination…

MisRed shines as Jah Prayzah’s love interest

Bongani Ndlovu, Showbiz Correspondent SO the racy pictures that radio personality MisRed shared last week were meant to whet people’s appetites for a music video by Jah Prayzah called Kune…

UPDATED: Umbro gives Zifa 9 kit options for Warriors teams

Ricky Zililo, Senior Sports Reporter ZIFA official kit sponsor Umbro has given the national association nine options to select designs for the gear national teams will don. The English sportswear…

Gunmen raid SA-bound Brooklyn bus

Whinsley Masara/ Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu, Chronicle Reporters FIVE men armed with a gun boarded a Musina-bound Brooklyn Bus in Bulawayo pretending to be travelling to South Africa before robbing passengers of…

Egodini developer recruits 65 people

Nqobile Tshili, Business Correspondent BULAWAYO’s Egodini Mall developer, Terracotta Private Limited, has so far recruited 65 people to work on the initial stages of the multi-million dollar project. The Bulawayo…

Couples wanted for OPW Zimbabwe

Showbiz Correspondent DSTV is looking for couples to feature on the Zimbabwean edition of Our Perfect Wedding that will be broadcast on Zambezi Magic (DStv channel 160) later this year.…

Letters to the editor: Civil servants strikes, the opposition’s Trojan horse

EDITOR: Zimbabwe is fast becoming a “strike country” as various civil service arms try and outdo each other in registering their grievances against Government through withdrawal of labour and other…

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