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Harare Bureau WATER, Environment and Climate Change Minister Saviour Kasukuwere yesterday dissolved the Zimbabwe National Water Authority board after expressing displeasure with their response to the flooding at Tokwe-Mukorsi Dam,…
‘Sex slave’ boss jailed
Thandeka Moyo Court Reporter A BULAWAYO woman who turned her 14-year-old maid into a sex slave will spend the next four years in prison. Magistrate Gladmore Mushove yesterday found Esther…
Man dies digging brother’s grave
Mashudu Netsianda Senior Reporter A MAN digging his late brother’s grave collapsed and fell into the burial pit. “Perfectly healthy” Mokeli Mickel Nkulumo Sibanda, 59, of Msewele Village in Jotsholo,…
Msipa speaks on corruption
Midlands Bureau Chief FORMER Midlands Governor, Dr Cephas Msipa, says cronyism, incompetence and greed are to blame for the rot that has permeated most State enterprises and parastatals.
No civil service salary increment till April
Chronicle Reporter THE cash-strapped government yesterday risked the wrath of public sector workers after announcing that a promised pay increase would now only be effected in April, not this month.
Air Zim loot boss held
Harare Bureau Air Zimbabwe Private Limited company secretary Grace Nyaradzo Pfumbidzayi, 48, has been arrested on six counts of fraud and one of criminal abuse of duty as a public…
No discord over crackdown: Mnangagwa
Harare Bureau JUSTICE, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Emmerson Mnangagwa yesterday said there was no discord in government over the crackdown on corruption and perpetrators will be dealt with in…
Matabeleland swimming squad out to end Mashonaland dominance
Mzingaye Sibanda Sports Reporter THE Matabeleland Amateur Swimming Board has selected the senior team to represent the region at the Zimbabwe National Aquatic Championships in Harare on February 20.
Heavy rains threaten farmers’ produce
Ntombikayise Mangena Business Reporter farmers in Matabeleland will incur additional costs in buying ammonium nitrate fertiliser to save their crops from leaching because of heavy rains.
No NSSA retirement pensioner receives less than $60
The minimum national social security retirement pension is $60. It has been $60 since August last year, following an increase in June in the contribution rate and maximum insurable earnings.…