Vincent Gono, Features Editor A raft of robust economic measures put forward by President Mnangagwa and his administration have proved to have a stabilising effect on the national economy as they managed to arrest the parallel market rate from whose premise prices were being hiked. The measures forced down the parallel market rate to around […] …
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UN commends Zimbabwe’s 2013 Constitution
Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Ziyambi Ziyambi Gibson Nyikadzino-Herald Correspondent The United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) has commended Zimbabwe’s 2013 Constitution for coming up with mechanisms and systems that adequately eliminate inequalities in the treatment of refugees through fostering national harmony in the country, strengthening democracy and the rule of law. The commendation […] …
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Women urged to be vigilant
Zanu PF Women’s League Political Commissar Cde Maybe Mbowa addresses an induction and mobilisation strategy meeting at the revolutionary party headquarters yesterday, while the league’s national executive members Cdes Betty Kaseke, Monica Mutsvangwa and Mabel Chinomona listen. — Pictures: Innocent Makawa. Joseph Madzimure-Senior Reporter Zanu PF’s Women’s League members have been urged to be vigilant […] …
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All set for war vets conference
Zanu PF National Political Commissar Cde Mike Bimha Joseph Madzimure-Senior Reporter PREPARATIONS for the historic maiden conference for Zanu PF’s war veterans wing are at an advanced stage, with provinces expected to conduct their nomination processes this weekend. The conference runs from 25 to 27 August in Harare, ahead of the party’s elective congress set […] …
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Pair arrested for US$24 000 theft
Total amount stolen was US$24 000 and only US$2 000 was recovered. Court Correspondent TWO Harare men appeared in court yesterday answering to allegations of theft after they allegedly stole lead moulds worthy US$24 000. Batsirai Sora and Tatenda Chipunza stood before magistrate Ms Evelyn Mashavakure and they were remanded in custody to August 25. […] …
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Police seek to close Zim as human trafficking transit point
Trafficking can take on many forms. Its constant feature, however, is the exploitation of vulnerabilities. Crime Reporter Police have intensified investigations into the case in which they have unearthed a human trafficking syndicate involving a gang of criminals who are using the country as a transit point to transport their victims to neighbouring countries. This […] …
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Mliswa says has more evidence to nail Wadyajena, urges MP’s ouster
‘He has no respect amongst his colleagues anymore and unfortunately, the blue eyed boy for vakuru in this parliament has fallen’ …
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ZEC fixes hefty nomination fees for 2023 poll candidates
The fixing of astronomical nomination fees means there is a higher likelihood there would be less candidates on the presidential election ballot paper than before. …
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WATCH: Day or night we work! Contractors race to meet Lake Gwayi-Shangani deadline
Mashudu Netsianda, Senior Reporter A SYMPHONY of massive flood lights illuminates the sky at night at the construction site of the gigantic Lake Gwayi-Shangani in Hwange District in Matabeleland North province. The clangour of the heavy construction equipment fills the night air. Silhouetted against the dimly-lit sky, construction workers, in their protective clothing, meticulously carry […] …
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50 years of celibacy for Binga nun
Nqobile Tshili in Binga MORE than 60 years ago, Sister Gladys Mupeta, a young girl at the time, told her parents she wanted to be a nun. Little did she know that later in her teenage life, she would ultimately realise her childhood dream of becoming a Roman Catholic nun. Sr Mupeta (67) has been […] …
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