ZIMRA’s e-services portal under maintenance

The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) has cut off its e-services portal until the end of the week to allow for a system maintenance upgrade.

NEW: No sacred cows in anti-littering blitz: EMA  

The Environmental Management Agency (EMA) says the countrywide blitz on people failing to follow proper waste management  will not spare any sacred cows. 

NEW: Chevrons hold nerve to level series

ZIMBABWE put on a controlled bowling display and held their nerve to close out the second One-Day International (ODI) against Sri Lanka by 22 runs at Pallekele on Tuesday.

Microsoft to Buy Activision Blizzard in Mega-Deal Worth $68.7 Billion

Microsoft announced a deal to buy video-game player Activision Blizzard for $68.7 billion in cash. If it goes through, it would be Microsoft’s biggest-ever acquisition — and by far the biggest deal ever in the video game biz.

NEW: Govt steps up fight against littering  

Online Reporter Illegal dumpsites and general pollution of the environment are cause for concern for Government as they pose a serious threat to human health, a Government official has said.…

NEW: Police warn motorists on crossing flooded rivers 

Zimbabwe Republic Police warns Motorists not to cross flooded rivers.  

The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) have warned the motorists not to cross flooded rivers, as they risk being involved in accidents or causing damage to their vehicles. 

NEW: Zera explains new fuel blending policy 

Government has not scrapped the blending of petrol with ethanol but has temporarily suspended mandatory blending due to unavailability of ethanol, the Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority (Zera) chief executive officer Mr Edington Mazambani has said. 

NEW: ZRP nets 4 000 unregistered vehicles blitz

The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has so far impounded close to 4 000 unregistered motor vehicles after launching an operation on Saturday to both get rid of criminal elements and make motorists comply with registration, insurance and licensing laws. 

NEW: Council blames illegal settlements for flooding

Harare City Council (HCC) says it will not take the blame for flash floods that have been witnessed in some high-density suburbs, claiming some of the settlements were built on wetlands.  

NEW: Liquid targets to plug Zimbabwe connectivity gap

Liquid Intelligent Technologies is looking to continue plugging the connectivity gap in Zimbabwe, as the country moves in line with global trends towards a digital economy. 

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