adminDrivers seek relief
Innocent Ruwende Senior Reporter MORE than 60 Sabot Haulage truck drivers have taken their employer to the Constitutional Court accusing the company of infringing on their right to fair and…
Concourt strikes down sections of Statute law
Zvamaida Murwira Senior Reporter THE Constitutional Court yesterday ruled that sections of the Criminal Law Codification and Reform Act criminalising the undermining of the authority of the President and communicating…
Facts about ethanol fires . . .
THE nation’s drive towards alternative fuels carries a danger many communities, the world over, have been slow to recognise: Ethanol fires are harder to put out than petrol fires and…
22 perish in ethanol inferno
Samuel Kadungure in CHIPINGE TWENTY-TWO people were killed — many burnt beyond recognition — after a Mazda T35 truck ferrying mourners collided head-on with a Green Fuel tanker carrying 45…
Govt to settle RBZ FCA debts
Rumbidzayi Zinyuke Business Reporter Government will address the issue of funds taken from various companies’ Foreign Currency Accounts by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe at the height of the country’s…
Chinamasa has his work cut out for him
Takunda Mugaga Economic Agenda ECONOMISTS are an argumentative bunch. In 2009, many countries notably in the West rolled out big packages of tax cuts and extra spending in the hope…
Gwindi hearing adjourned
Sports Reporter THE case in which Harare City chairman Leslie Gwindi is being charged with bringing the game into disrepute has been adjourned to Monday to allow the former Premier…
Charity begins at Harare Poly
Loverage Nhamoyebonde Feature Correspondent Challenges facing women with children living with cerebral palsy condition are unseen, unheard and their plea will only be heard by the philanthropist.
The Big Chill back with a bang
Brenda Phiri Entertainment Reporter OLD HARARIANS Sports Club will tomorrow host the seventh edition of the monthly premium lifestyle event, The Big Chill. The summer edition will present a mixed…
DeMbare, Bosso fined . . . Jaure to face the music
Eddie Chikamhi Sports Reporter GIANTS Dynamos and Highlanders have been slapped with US$8 000 fines by the Premier Soccer League following episodes of violence which marred the ill-tempered Battle of…