Richard Muponde and Harmony Agere THE authorities will take extraordinary measures, including the removal of all barriers hindering investment in the energy sector, to ensure that Zimbabwe does not face severe power shortages next year, President Mnangagwa has said. This comes as top officials have said Zimbabweans can look forward to a bright Christmas as […] …
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Passport backlog cleared
Sunday Mail Reporter The Registrar-General’s (RG) Office has issued over 350 000 e-passports to date, clearing the national backlog that stood at 200 000 in January, with plans to decentralise the service to four additional district offices and 15 Zimbabwe embassies now at an advanced stage. Last year, the Government engaged security printing company Garsu […] …
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Veritas blasts Social Welfare ministry for squandering budget
The selection process of the beneficiaries of the fund was both haphazard and opaque. …
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Bulawayo wife killer commits suicide
After the callous murder, the suspect allegedly went on to sexually abuse the body in full view of his children. …
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Retiring Zimbabwe football star shares secret to long stay in the game
Jackson still wants to extend his romance with the game but this time on the touchline as a coach. …
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Morocco beat Portugal to break Africa’s World Cup semi final jinx
Morocco had already taken the scalps of Belgium and Spain in this tournament …
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TEDTRAD directors face arrest on fraud, money laundering charges
Directors also want to remain in charge of the money-spinning property portfolio for personal benefits …
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Man kills wife, sexually abuses her corpse in front of couple’s children
The suspect and his wife were reportedly having marital disputes which forced them to sleep in separate rooms. …
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Chikurubi inmate skips jail with four months sentence left to serve
‘We are not treating Danaishe’s case as a criminal offence but rather as a psychological issue’ …
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Teachers sue government for shutting them out of wage talks
Teachers have arguably been the most vocal civil servants over poor wages and working conditions …
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