NEW: Govt to expedite enactment of OSHA Bill
Government is working to expedite the enactment of the harmonised OSHA Bill, which will extend the scope of occupational safety and health (OSH) coverage in the country to the informal sector, Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare Minister Professor Paul Mavima has said.
NEW: Govt prioritising critical infrastructure
Government is committed to modernising critical infrastructure to spur development in line with the National Development Strategy 1 (NDS1), Transport and Infrastructural Development Minister Felix Mhona has said.
NEW: Sables back in business
Zimbabwe’s senior men’s rugby team are expected to return to competitive action next month when they take part in a four-team tournament featuring Kenya, Brazil and Namibia.
NEW: Duramazwi readies for Dubai show
DURAMAZWI Mbira Ensemble, which is set to represent Zimbabwe at the ongoing Dubai Expo 2020, is leaving no stone unturned as they seek to enchant mbira music lovers and grow their brand.
NEW: All set for World Health Mental Day
Zimbabwe will join the rest of the world in commemorating World Mental Health Day on Sunday, amid growing concerns over the rise in mental health cases associated with substance abuse.
NEW: AfCFTA boss heads for Zimbabwe
Online Reporter A top African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) executive will be in Zimbabwe for a three-day visit starting tomorrow. Mr Wamkele Mene, who is the AfCFTA secretary general,…
NEW: Bars reopened
LICENSED bars can now reopen for fully vaccinated patrons for the first time since March 2020, Cabinet has announced.
NEW: SONA address scheduled for Thursday
President Mnangagwa will deliver the State of the Nation Address (SONA) address on Thursday when he officially opens the Fourth Session of the Ninth Parliament.
NEW: Foreign currency depositors offered succour
The Deposit Protection Corporation (DPC) is now providing guarantees for foreign currency deposits held in Nostro Foreign Currency Accounts (FCAs).
NEW: Ultimatum for Mbudzi illegal settlers
OVER 320 illegal settlers at the area popularly known as ‘Mbudzi roundabout’ in Harare should vacate to allow construction of the vital interchange, Harare City Council has said.











