admin26 000 on police most wanted list
Harare Bureau MORE than 26 000 suspects are on the police most wanted list for committing various offences countrywide and are believed to be behind a spate of criminal activities…
Govt moves to up vocational training intake
Walter Mswazie Masvingo Correspondent THE Minister of Youth, Indigenisation and Economic Empowerment, Cde Francis Nhema, yesterday said the Government intends to increase student enrolment at the country’s vocational training centres…
Prof Moyo tours Reuters offices
Harare Bureau THE provision in the Access to Information and Protection of Privacy Act, which leads to the arrest and prosecution of journalists for publishing falsehoods, is unnecessary, Information, Media…
Tsvangirai must be jailed for treason — Chinotimba
Harare Bureau MDC-T leader Mr Morgan Tsvangirai should be sentenced to life in prison for committing treason after he called for the imposition of illegal sanctions on the country, Parliamentarians…
Min Mnangagwa calls for common tax and trade laws
Victoria Falls Reporter AFRICAN countries should cooperate and have a harmonised taxation system to equally benefit from foreign investments, Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Cde Emmerson Mnangagwa said yesterday.
ZBC insolvent
Harare Bureau ZIMBABWE Broadcasting Corporation is technically insolvent, realising only $275 000 per month against a bill of $2,3 million, of which $1,6 million goes to workers’ salaries.
President meets Kuwait businesspeople
PRESIDENT Mugabe, who is in Kuwait for an Arab-Africa summit, yesterday met a top Kuwaiti transport and logistics business executive to discuss possible investment in the country.
Nzuwah appointed chairperson of Civil Service Commission
Chronicle Reporter PRESIDENT Mugabe has appointed Dr Misheck Sibanda and Dr Mariyawanda Nzuwah as the Chief Secretary to the President and Cabinet and chairperson of the Civil Service Commission respectively…
France welcomes re-engagement stance taken by Zimbabwe
FRENCH ambassador to Zimbabwe, Laurent Delahousse said yesterday his country welcomed Zimbabwe’s offer to open a new page in relations with the West.
Zimsec probes exam leak
Midlands Correspondent THE Zimbabwe School Examinations Council (Zimsec) is conducting independent investigations following the leakage in the Midlands of two Ordinary Level examination papers, an official said yesterday.