adminNew ICT Bill to go before Cabinet
Harare – The Zimbabwe Government has finished formulating the new Information Communication Technology (ICT) Bill which will be presented to Cabinet soon, a senior official said yesterday.
Pepsi Beverages pays $3,1m in racial bias case
WASHINGTON – Pepsi Beverages Co will pay $3,1 million to settle federal charges of race discrimination for using criminal background checks to screen out job applicants – even if they weren’t convicted of a crime.
Weekend Entertainment Diary
Entertainment Reporter
Woza Weekend!
It’s time to sit back, relax and enjoy life.
Assorted entertainment schedules have been lined up at different pubs and leisure centres dotted in and around the city.
Nestle Zim invests $11m in global business excellence programme
Business Reporter
NESTLE Zimbabwe has invested $11 million to link with its operating concerns in Equatorial African countries through a computer system called Global Business Excellence (GLOBE).
Bank robbery ‘stage-managed’
Court Reporter
THE alleged armed robbery that occurred at ZB Bank in Colleen Bawn has taken a new twist
Outcry over number of unregistered transporters in Bulawayo
Court Reporter
PUBLIC transport operators in Bulawayo have raised concern over the increasing number of unregistered transporters
11 armed robbery suspects nabbed
Midlands Bureau Chief
POLICE in Kwekwe have arrested 11 suspected armed robbers, including Masango Matambanadzo
‘Equip of rural schools with modern equipment’
Chronicle Reporter
ACTING President John Landa Nkomo yesterday said there was a need to equip rural schools in the country with modern facilities in order to improve their operations and keep them abreast with global developments.
Floods to hit low-lying areas
Chronicle Reporter
LOW-LYING areas in the country should brace for heavy rains accompanied by flash floods and thunderstorms with effect from this weekend, the Meteorological Services Department has warned.
Alluvial gold discovery
Midlands Bureau Chief
Mining syndicates that were set up following the recent discovery of alluvial gold in Kwekwe’s Sherwood area will start mining and panning for gold on Monday, Midlands Governor Jason Machaya said yesterday.