adminBruised DeMbare wary of Tsholotsho
Eddie Chikamhi Harare Bureau DYNAMOS interim coach Lloyd Mutasa says he will not underrate Premiership football minnows Tsholotsho when the Harare giants go out in search of maximum points at Barbourfields…
‘Skull basher’ nabbed…Suspect found with victim’s belongings
Nqobile Tshili Chronicle Correspondent— POLICE in Bulawayo have arrested a man suspected to be the infamous “skull basher” who allegedly unleashed a reign of terror on residents mugging them and bashing…
Five officials caught in teacher hire scam
Pamela Shumba Senior Reporter— THE Public Service Commission (PSC) has suspended four human resources officers and dismissed one after they allegedly forged signatures of senior government officials to illegally hire teachers. Primary…
Poor management earns NetOne paltry 2,8c per minute on calls
Harare Bureau Mobile cellular operator NetOne was making as little as 2,8 cents from voice calls per minute while its competitors earned a whopping 12 cents per minute because of…
600+ TelOne employees don’t have 5 O’levels
Auxilia Katongomara Chronicle Reporter— TELONE, the country’s oldest telecommunication institution is lagging behind in terms of digital and technology upgrading as only 15 out of its more than 600 workers have…
‘West continues to meddle in African affairs through NGOs’
Cletus Mushanawani at Fort Hare University, South Africa— PRESIDENT Robert Mugabe says his stay in power is influenced by the quest to prevent regime change in the country being fronted…
Bond notes to be printed in Germany
Walter Muchinguri in Victoria Falls The $200 million worth of bond notes that will be used to incentivise exporters will be printed in Germany, a Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe official…
Kereke wife breaks down during trial
Fungai Lupande Harare Bureau Zanu-PF Bikita West legislator Munyaradzi Kereke’s wife broke down in court yesterday while defending her husband who is accused of raping her 11-year-old niece. Instead she accused the…
High Court reverses MSU students’ suspensions
Mashudu Netsianda Senior Court Reporter THE High Court yesterday quashed the suspension of three Midlands State University (MSU) students who were accused of mobilising other students through WhatsApp to stage a…
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Educate people on importance of public hearings
In 1996, the Parliamentary Reform Committee recommended the opening up of Parliament to ordinary citizens and civil society through the establishment of various engagement avenues or platforms that include among…