adminCivil servants get deadline to apply for stands
Felex Share, Harare Bureau THE Government yesterday gave civil servants unions up to November 15 to submit names of those interested in taking part in a residential stands scheme initiated…
Hawks to probe leak of matric maths paper in Limpopo
Cape Town – The Hawks and police are investigating the leak of a matric mathematics paper in Limpopo after the Department of Basic Education laid a charge following the security…
JUST IN: All set for Baby Manqoba operation
Vusumuzi Dube, Social Media Editor ALL is now set for Baby Manqoba Mabhena’s liver transplant, with the Mabhenas last night flying out via Fly Emirates, to India where the operation…
Bond notes law promulgated
Daniel Nemukuyu Senior Reporter— President Mugabe has gazetted Statutory Instrument 133 of 2016, which provides a legal framework for the introduction of bond notes as acceptable legal tender in Zimbabwe. SI 133…
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Zim, SA must consolidate economic relations
President Mugabe hosts his South African counterpart, Jacob Zuma, this week for high level bilateral discussions in Harare.
Econet profits plunge 37pc Opts for cost reduction
Oliver Kazunga, Senior Business Reporter ECONET Wireless Zimbabwe says it recorded a 37.14 percent drop in profit after tax to 14,9 million for the half year ended August 31, 2016…
AKA and Cassper Nyovest hug it out
IT was a big night for Cassper Nyovest on Saturday. Not only did he attract a 30 000 strong crowd at Orlando Stadium‚ his also made amends with rival AKA.
SHOT & ROBBED. . . 2 thugs hijack taxi, dump wounded driver
Tanaka Mrewa, Court Reporter TWO Gwanda men allegedly lured a taxi driver to Matsheumhlope in Bulawayo where they shot him in the leg, tied his legs and hands, stole more…
President signs Special Economic Zones Bill
Felex Share, Harare Bureau President Mugabe yesterday finally signed into law the Special Economic Zones Bill in a move that is expected to see the country attracting foreign direct investment.
‘Bashir will never appear before ICC’
Khartoum — Sudanese foreign minister Ibrahim Ghandour has denied his government used chemical weapons against its citizens, dismissing allegations as “a joke”.