NEW: Six more cyclones could hit Zimbabwe
AT least six more cyclones could hit Zimbabwe during the current rainy season, and Government is putting in place measures to protect the public from natural disasters.
NEW: Bribes for enrolment in schools on the rise
Parents who intend to enrol their children in boarding school should use the online application system to avoid falling prey to some corrupt officials.
NEW: Performance contracts for senior public officials
President Mnangagwa will tomorrow preside over the signing of performance contracts by senior public officials for the year 2022.
NEW: Bulawayo trio up for murder
Police in Bulawayo have arrested three men who allegedly killed a 37-year-old man after accusing him of stealing a portable speaker box.
NEW: President to commission 115 new buses
President Mnangagwa will on Thursday commission a fleet of 115 Zimbabwe United Passenger Company (ZUPCO) buses at Glamis arena in the capital.
NEW: Pension benefits pegged to auction rate
Government has approved a recommendation from the National Social Security Authority (NSSA) to peg benefits pay-outs to the foreign currency auction rate.
NEW: Bindura residents owe municipality $300m
BINDURA municipality said on Wednesday it was owed more than $300 million by residents in unpaid service bills.
NEW: Zimbabwe has 3 authorised drone operators
ONLY three drone operators in Zimbabwe are properly licensed, it has emerged.
Drones are unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) that include a ground-based controller and a system of communications with the UAV.
NEW: “Alarming levels of drug abuse in Chitungwiza”
DRUG abuse has reached alarming levels in Chitungwiza and if left unchecked this might seriously destroy the lives of affected youth, a junior parliamentarian has said.
NEW: City of Harare reopens three clinics
THE City of Harare, which has been battling a high staff turnover, on Wednesday announced the reopening of three clinics following progress in recruiting new nurses.











