NEW: Another ZIMRA official arrested  

The Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) has arrested a Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) official, Forget Mguza, for fraud involving US$83 781 and $26 million. 

ZIFA board member calls for Loga’s ouster . . . Pressure mounts on gaffer after yet another poor show  

AS Zdravko ‘Loga’ Logarusic prepares to return to Harare Thursday afternoon with the Warriors, he is set to fly into a storm after ZIFA board member Mr Sugar Chagonda became the football association’s first executive member to demand his sacking. 

NEW: Youth-led firms scoop inaugural AYuTe Africa Challenge

ColdHubs of Nigeria and Hello Tractor of Kenya, have been selected as the winners of the inaugural AYuTe Africa Challenge that has hosted by Heifer International. 

NEW: Zimbabwe administers 4,5m doses  

The country’s vaccination blitz continues to gather momentum, with 4,5 million doses having been administered to date. 

NEW: Zimbabwean doctor lands top post in the US

Zimbabwean born medical doctor, Dr Matifadza Hlatshwayo-Davis recently landed a post as the City of St Louis director of health in the United States of America.

NEW: VFEX signs strategic MoU with DGCX 

The Victoria Falls Stock Exchange (VFEX) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Dubai Gold and Commodities Exchange (DGCX), to strengthen bilateral cooperation as well as exchange knowledge around commodities trading. 

NEW: Suspected Plumtree armed robbers caught 

Police yesterday arrested two suspected armed robbers in connection with a spate of muggings in Bulawayo and Plumtree. 

NEW: Joint campaign nets 3 209 vehicles  

Over 3 209 vehicles were impounded in Harare so far this year, for various traffic offenses during a joint operation between City of Harare and Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) to ease congestion in the capital, Local Government, Public Works and National Housing Minister July Moyo has said. 

NEW: Residents up in arms against sex workers

Residents of Harare’s eastern suburbs of Tafara, Mabvuku and Caledonia are up in arms against sex workers whom they are accusing of contributing to moral decay and fuelling criminal activities.

NEW: Govt begins distributing quelea birds repellent

GOVERNMENT has started distributing bird repellent spray to wheat farmers whose crop is being threatened by huge flocks of quelea birds, which are destroying grain crop in some areas of the country.

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