adminLondon mayor warns big tech on hate speech
LONDON. – Stricter regulation, including large fines, is one option to force technology companies to take the issue of hate speech more seriously, Sadiq Khan the Mayor of London has…
Aspiring Zanu-PF MPs told to stop campaigning
Munyaradzi Musiiwa Midlands Correspondent ZANU-PF members who want to contest in the forthcoming harmonised elections have been ordered to stop campaigning since the party has not yet announced the guidelines…
Minister defends NECs
Daniel Nemukuyu Senior Court Reporter NATIONAL employment councils (NECs) serve national interests by ensuring uniform conditions of service in all sectors to maintain public order and avert labour unrest, Government…
Tillerson says Chad could be removed from visa restrictions
N’DJAMENA. – US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said he was hopeful that Chad could be removed from the Trump administration’s travel restriction list. Tillerson was speaking at a joint…
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Trump fires diplomat Rex Tillerson
US President Donald Trump has asked top diplomat Rex Tillerson to step down.
Digesting ramifications of Kazungula rail road project
AT 9am last Saturday, President Mnangagwa flew out of Harare to Kasane, Botswana. It is an hour’s flight to that rhino horn tip-like area sandwiched by Zimbabwe, Zambia, Botswana and Namibia.
$1,1bn required for water infrastructure
THE City of Harare needs at least $300 million to fully fix its water and sewer reticulation infrastructure to meet the ever increasing demands of its growing residential base over the next two to three years.
Will Davido make it to Zim this time?
He has failed to turn up for Harare concerts before and disappointed his fans, but this time he has pledged to come and fulfil his show set for Harare International Conference Centre on April 21.
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Pensions probe must have a win-win outcome
The Commission of Inquiry into the Conversion of Insurance and Pension Values’ report that was made public through the Government Gazette last week makes interesting reading.
We’re bringing about the new Zimbabwe
In November, the Zimbabwean people, led by our youth, went to the streets peacefully and joyfully, determined to have their voices heard.