Civil servants bonus payments start this week

THE bulk of civil servants, among them teachers, will start receiving their United States dollar bonus payments this week, while the Government will also announce a raft of other measures to cushion workers and increase their spending power.

Zupco creates 7 000 jobs

THE Zimbabwe United Passenger Company (zupco) has created more than 7 000 jobs since the beginning of its revival programme in January 2019, with more drivers and conductors set to be employed as the company beefs up its fleet.

Let’s seize the moment

If Zimbabwe needed a fairly accurate and independent dashboard to gauge progress realised thus far in its economic reform programme, it needs to look no further than the International Monetary Fund (IMF)’s report issued last week after the staff’s Article IV consultations.

It’s a thankless job for Mthuli

Time is indeed as stealthy as a thief.

It is hard to imagine that the year is nearly out. How time flies!

Zim angles for US$2,5t African market

Zimbabwe representatives from both the private and public sector took full advantage of the Intra-African Trade Fair (IATF) that ended here today to showcase what the country has to offer, as the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) comes to life.

baby dumping plague haunts city

Last month, a woman who had a two-weeks-old baby boarded an Inter Africa bus at Mbare Musika.

baby dumping plague haunts city

Last month, a woman who had a two-weeks-old baby boarded an Inter Africa bus at Mbare Musika.

I want to reach Tuku’s standards

SELMOR Mtukudzi, daughter to the late music icon and national hero, Dr Oliver “Tuku” Mtukudzi, has vowed to keep her father’s legacy alive through fresh compositions that carry the departed singer’s trademark touch.

IMF catches on to Zim vibe

Victoria Ruzvidzo The International Monetary Fund is not exactly the most generous of institutions in terms of economic growth forecasts for some of its members and Zimbabwe has always emerged…

Record wheat harvest for Zim

More than 188 000 tonnes of wheat have been delivered to the Grain Marketing Board (GMB), which represents a significant increase from 149 874 tonnes that had been delivered during the same period last year.

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