adminBreaking News: Mliswa reamains in custody
Chinhoyi Bureau Former Zanu PF Mashonaland West Provincial chairman Temba Mliswa has been remanded in custody to tomorrow when the magistrate is expected to make a bail ruling.
Breaking News: EU lifts travel ban
BRUSSELS – The European Union is easing its travel ban on Zimbabwe’s president, Robert Mugabe, while he serves as chairman of the African Union for the next year.
SA kicks out Zimbabweans
Pamela Shumba Senior Reporter SOUTH AFRICA will soon start deporting Zimbabweans who failed to acquire Zimbabwe Special Permits (ZSP) following the end of the documentation programme at the end of…
Liberate us: AU asks President Mugabe
From Caesar Zvayi in ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia THE AU Commission and staff yesterday said they were blessed to have President Robert Mugabe as their chairman for the next year as…
Businesses reject Zimra tax amnesty
Lovemore Zigara Midlands Correspondent THE Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) says very few companies have come forward to apply for the tax amnesty that the government put in force in October…
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Tax to boost African independence
It is a paradox that as Africa flaunts its political independence, the continent continues to rely economically on the countries that it defeated militarily to attain Uhuru.
Zifa finances in a mess
Lovemore Dube Senior Sports Editor THE Sport and Recreation Commission are said to be unhappy with football body Zifa after it emerged at the weekend that audits had exposed a…
‘Cuthbert Dube a failure’
Ricky Zililo and Lovemore Dube CUTHBERT Dube has failed to deliver on most of the promises he made before being elected as the Zifa president in 2010. The Harare businessman,…
Woman axes junior wife, hangs self
Walter Mswazie Masvingo Correspondent A SEXUALLY-STARVED Gutu woman in a polygamous marriage allegedly axed and seriously injured her husband’s junior wife before committing suicide as they fought for the man’s…
Zinara council allocations up 300 percent
Business Editor THE Zimbabwe National Roads Administration (Zinara) has increased allocations of money to local authorities by a record 312 percent to facilitate improved maintenance and rehabilitation of roads.