Zimbabwe Situation

Source: Power outages cripple Byo businesses, entrepreneurs – The Southern Eye Small business operators in Bulawayo say power cuts have crippled their operations and are experiencing heavy revenue losses despite it being the festive season. Small-scale businesses that include photocopying and printing, selling of foodstuffs and drinks that need refrigeration, barbershops, and online businesses, among […] …
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Mambo Dhuterere Arts Reporter It’s two days before Christmas Day and already people are in the mood to feast. The town has been painted red and green for the festive season, some shops have extended their working hours to accommodate last minute shopping by some customers. Speaking of bonuses, some workers are in a happy […] …
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Mrs Melody Chaurura Thupeyo Muleya Beitbridge Bureau Two women were shot dead and a third seriously injured when three armed men attacked a Zimbabwe-bound bus in the Bela-Bela area of Limpopo Province of South Africa yesterday, and now the Zimbabwe Consulate in Johannesburg has engaged the South African authorities to establish the full facts. In […] …
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President Mnangagwa uses front-end loader for ground-breaking at Dinson Iron and Steel Company site in Manhize, Chivu Lovemore Chikova Development Dialogue President Mnangagwa entrenched development in 2022, ensuring that everything he did and said was oriented towards uplifting the people’s lives. In this instalment, we look at some of the highlights of President Mnangagwa’s diary […] …
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President Mnangagwa and First Lady Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa share lighter moments with the crowd during congratulatory celebrations for Amai Mnangagwa following her recent conferment of Honorary Doctorates from Indian, Russian and Zimbabwean universities and global humanitarian awards in Chiweshe yesterday. — Pictures: John Manzongo Herald Reporters Every household in the rural areas will get inputs […] …
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A CITY of Harare municipal police officer landed himself in court after he allegedly attempted to extort money from a motorist whose truck had been impounded for violating traffic regulations. Stanley Mugwaro appeared at the Harare Magistrates Court charged with extortion after he allegedly attempted to extort US$150 from Mr Nhlanhla Sibanda, so that he […] …
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A bullet hole (front of bonnet) on the How Mine security manager’s vehicle after a shootout with robbers A man believed to have been part of the 13-member gang of armed robbery suspects that raided three cash-in-transit vehicles and got away with 11 kilogrammes of gold in early October has since died, Sunday News can […] …
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Court Reporter A clerk at Highfield Farm in Norton, which is part of Gushungo Holdings owned by the family of the late President Robert Mugabe, has appeared in court on allegations of stealing farm equipment, including a wheel mounted water pump, metal cold room, cultivator frame, pivot and irrigation pipes all worth more than US$100 […] …
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Source: Mutoko’s Chitora irrigation scheme flourishes | The Herald Professor Obert Jiri Trust Freddy Herald correspondent Villagers from Chitora in Mutoko never thought that one day they would send their children to boarding schools through farming, let alone watch the FIFA World Cup tournament at a time the whole nation was having electricity challenges. Driving […] …
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Source: ‘Home-grown solutions vital to lasting unity’ | The Herald President Mnangagwa delivers his Unity Day address at State House in Harare yesterday. — Picture: Believe Nyakudjara Fungi Kwaramba Political Editor HOME-grown solutions to challenges besetting the country are vital ingredients that will ensure lasting peace, unity and economic development for Zimbabwe, President Mnangagwa said. […] …
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