Council, developers at fault for housing mess

It seems incredible that hundreds of houses can be built across a swathe of suburbs without Harare City Council noticing that building plans had not been submitted for approval.

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Iran’s supreme leader hails sanctions removal

DUBAI. — Iran’s supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei yesterday welcomed the lifting of international sanctions against Iran, but warned that Tehran should remain wary of its old enemy the United…

My Turn: Is this Shingi Munyeza’s greatest crime?

Tichaona Zindoga A fortnight ago, then Acting President Phelekezela Mphoko called for a national week of prayer for rains. As it turned out, none of the usual big names in the…

MDC-T fights escalate

Zvamaida Murwira and George Maponga MDC-T has suspended two district chairpersons in Masvingo Province as factional fights between party leader Mr Morgan Tsvangirai and national executive member Mr Nelson Chamisa…

Unstoppable Carl keeps shining

Peter Tanyanyiwa Arts Correspondent Outstanding award-winning comedian Carl Joshua Ncube is proving to be unstoppable as he continues to make international headlines. He will be joining a star decorated team of…

Zifa refuse to budge on Twine

Sports Reporter THE chairman of the ZIFA Constitutional Review Committee, Itayi Ndudzo, says CAPS United’s views that Twine Phiri is entitled to sit on the Premier Soccer League Board of…

Reduction in power cuts loom

Felex Share Senior Reporter Zesa Holdings is set to revise its proposed increase in electricity tariffs in the wake of current negotiations with Electricidad de Mocambique (EDM) to import 100MW.

Allied Timbers probe nears finality

Golden Sibanda Senior Business Reporter Chartered Accountants, KPMG, are this week expected to present findings of the forensic audit they carried on Allied Timbers to unravel suspected irregular conduct and…

Zika virus scare spreads in Brazil

RIO DE JANEIRO. — Olympic and tourism officials in Brazil downplayed risks for foreign visitors from the mosquito-borne Zika virus on Monday, even as the health ministry warned pregnant women…

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