VP Mphoko Warns Pupils Against Going to South Africa
[The Herald] VICE President Phelekezela Mphoko has donated computers sourced from the Zimbabwe National Roads Administration to Mzilikazi Primary School, his former school. The VP, who was accompanied...
View ArticleGovt to Tighten Screws On 'Goods-in-Transit'
[The Herald] Mutare -Zimbabwe will soon introduce vehicle tracking devices at major border points to monitor movement of some trucks who falsely declare that they have goods in transit, yet they would...
View ArticleChaos At Rufaro as Dynamos Fans Turn Violent
[The Herald] CHAOS erupted at Rufaro yesterday as scores of angry Dynamos supporters engaged in running battles with the police after the Glamour Boys' poor start to the season reached a new low as...
View ArticleSwedish Foreign Minister Meets VP Mnangagwa
[The Herald] Sweden is willing to re-engage Zimbabwe and improve bilateral relations between the two countries, an official said on Thursday. ......
View ArticleOpposition Councillors Withdraw Mushore Decision
[The Herald] Freeman Razemba -The MDC-T-led Harare City Council has resolved to withdraw its recent decision to send town clerk Mr James Mushore on forced leave without benefits, amid reports that the...
View ArticleEquatorial Guinea Donates Food
[The Herald] Equatorial Guinea has donated food to Zimbabwe with the arrival of the second consignment having been received yesterday with two more batches expected later this week. The food aid is...
View ArticleSADC Seeks Common Drug Policy
[The Herald] Sadc Parliamentary Forum legislators have called for a drug policy in member countries so as to deal with abuse of substances in a manner that combined empathy and the desire to eradicate...
View ArticleChidzero Would Be Horrified, Says Former RBZ Boss Kombo Moyana
[New Zimbabwe] FORMER Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) governor, Kombo Moyana, has attacked Finance Minister Patrick Chinamasa's policies, effectively accusing the treasury chief of sleeping on the job....
View ArticleBosso Drub Ngezi, Dislodge Caps United From Second Spot
[New Zimbabwe] BULAWAYO giants Highlanders shot to second place on the league table dislodging Caps United after a convincing 4-1 victory over Ngezi ......
View ArticleDefence Ministry Partners SA Mining Firm
[The Herald] Africa Chrome Fields (ACF), a subsidiary of South African mining company Fanshawe Mining Holdings, has entered into a joint venture with the Ministry of Defence for their exothermic chrome...
View ArticleOpposition Coalition Suffers Stillbirth
[The Herald] The coalition of opposition parties against the ruling Zanu-PF in the 2018 elections is reportedly in limbo as the MDC-T and Zimbabwe People First parties are non-committal towards the...
View ArticleCMED Chairman Commits Suicide
CMED Ltd board chairman and managing director for Nemchen Ltd Mr Leslie John Denn committed suicide last week in unclear circumstances. Mr Denn shot himself once in the head and his body was found by...
View ArticleWhy Mnangagwa Candidacy Would Be Good for Opposition
[Zimbabwe Independent] For probably one of the most politically-charged towns in the country, on the surface, Mt Darwin seems very unassuming. Scenery-wise, there isn't much to see, or talk about. As...
View ArticleParastatals - Monuments to Failure
[Zimbabwe Independent] Government's ambitious plan to turnaround technically insolvent state-owned enterprises, starting with 10 critical ones should be commended, but it is evident this is based on...
View ArticleBond Notes Hit By Crisis of Confidence
[Zimbabwe Independent] The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has been forced to implement new monetary policy measures to address the current cash crisis through combination of export incentives and bond...
View ArticleChinese Salt Away U.S.$200 Million Diamonds
[Zimbabwe Independent] Chinese diamond mining company Anjin Investments, in which the military has an interest, a few years ago smuggled 3,7 million carats of diamonds from Chiadzwa mining fields in...
View ArticleCash Crisis - Answer Is Change of Govt
[Zimbabwe Independent] For months we have been asking ourselves, where does Finance minister Patrick Chinamasa get the money to pay salaries and the 2015 bonus for civil servants? We should have known...
View ArticleZesa Tariff Hike Timing Ill-Advised
[Zimbabwe Independent] Hard-pressed Zimbabweans, flat broke and surviving hand to mouth, face a huge increase in electricity costs if cabinet endorses the Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority-approved...
View ArticleCash Crisis - Symptom of Mugabenomics 101
[Zimbabwe Independent] Since Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe governor John "Dr Bond" Mangudya announced his spooky monetary policy measures last week in a bid to stem a growing liquidity crunch and cash...
View ArticleMugabe Vs War Vets - the Danger of Making Leaders Little Gods
[Zimbabwe Standard] President Robert Mugabe's verbal slaughter of war veterans on Friday confirms the incurable contamination that bootlicking and power brings upon otherwise good leaders. ......
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