NEW: Revenue performance shows improving economy

Figures from the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) shows that as at the end of the first half of 2021, the tax collector had surpassed net revenue target by 8,16 percent indicating that the economy is performing better than expected despite the impact of Covid-19.

NEW: Goods train collides with vehicle

A goods train carrying bricks collided with a BMW X5 in Tynwald South, Harare, on Saturday night.

According to eyewitnesses, the BMW driver failed to stop before the railway line and was pushed by the train for an estimated 500 metres.

Zanu PF vows to end urban rot

PRESIDENT Mnangagwa has vowed to lead Zanu PF to a resounding victory over the opposition and reclaim urban constituencies during the 2023 harmonised elections, saying successive MDC administrations in most cities and towns have brought nothing but suffering for residents.

More buses to boost ZUPCO fleet

GOVERNMENT is moving with speed to comprehensively address challenges in urban transportation through procuring hundreds of large volume buses, with the country set to take delivery of a consignment of 50 new buses next week.

PATERNITY HEARTACHE FOR MEN . . .Demand for tests shoot through the roof

EIGHTY percent of men who suspect their partners cheated on them are having their suspicions confirmed by DNA (Deoxyribonucleic acid) tests.

Action really speaks louder than words

When the history of the Second Republic is written some time in the future, one of its most distinguishable characteristics will undoubtedly be its ability to walk the talk.

TINO BLOW FOR WARRIORS . . .Injury knocks out French-based striker

FOLLOWING their listless performance against an experimental South Africa side in their opening match of the 2022 World Cup qualifiers, the Warriors now need to up the ante in Ethiopia, but they will have to do so without their top striker Tino Kadewere.

Exporters seek lower forex surrender levels

EXPORTING firms, which claim to be paying a heavy price on their Zimbabwe dollar liquidations, are lobbying the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) to reduce the foreign currency surrender threshold to enhance viability.

We need to repair our sick politics

AS strange as it might sound or seem, you can be sure there is an imbecile somewhere in our beloved teapot-shaped country that is very unhappy the weatherman is forecasting we might have a very good rainy season again this year.

Inter-city travel ban: Buses get waiver

BUSES ferrying schoolchildren will be allowed to travel between cities and towns in Zimbabwe to allow for pupils’ smooth return to schools ahead of tomorrow’s second phase re-opening.

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