Source: Eight’s groups in joint fight against intersectional discrimination – NewsDay Zimbabwe BY CATHERINE MUCHIRI. WOMEN’s rights and organisations for people with Disabilities (OPDs) yesterday signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to address intersectional discrimination during a meeting organised by Spotlight Initiative in Harare. Women’s Coalition Of Zimbabwe National Co-ordinator, Sally Ncube said they seek […]
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Ranger, cop nabbed for illegal possession of ivory
Source: Ranger, cop nabbed for illegal possession of ivory – NewsDay Zimbabwe BY TREVOR MUTSVAIRO THREE Harare men, including a game ranger and a police officer yesterday appeared before magistrate Babra Mateko charged with illegal possession of 28 kilogrammes of ivory worth $700 000. Simba Kakomo (38), Shepard Musiniwa (31) and Enerst Kabanda (44) were remanded […]
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FlyCityAIR introduces Hre-Kwekwe charter flights
Source: FlyCityAIR introduces Hre-Kwekwe charter flights – NewsDay Zimbabwe BY STEPHEN CHADENGA PRIVATE airline FlyCityAir has introduced a Harare-Kwekwe flight with effect from yesterday In a statement, the airline said the fights between the two cities would be on Mondays and Wednesdays. “Maiden Kwekwe charter flight from Wednesday 6 April @US$65,” the airline said. The […]
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President sets tribunal to investigate Justice Mushore
Patrick Chitumba, Midlands Bureau Chief PRESIDENT Mnangagwa has appointed retired judge Justice Maphios Cheda to head a tribunal that will investigate misconduct allegations against Justice Edith Mushore of the Harare High Court.Justice Mushore is attached to the family law court at the High Court. Other members of the tribunal are Mr Charles Warara and Mrs […] …
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President Mnangagwa officially opens diamond conference
Leonard Ncube in Victoria Falls PRESIDENT Mnangagwa has officially opened the extraordinary meeting of the Association of African Diamond Producing Countries (ADPA) and Council of Ministers here and called for an end to exports of unpolished diamonds. The President, who is accompanied by Vice President Dr Costantino Chiwenga, called for close cooperation in the industry […] …
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Govt spending on infrastructure spurs local industry
MASSIVE infrastructure projects being carried out by the Second Republic across various sectors have excited local industry, which is reaping huge profits from the increased Government supply and construction contracts, the Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries (CZI) said on Friday. Guided by robust economic blueprints including the National Development Strategy 1, the Government has, since 2017, […] …
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$15m boost for Old Byo renewal
Mashudu Netsianda, Senior Reporter GOVERNMENT has released $15 million towards completion of works in the restoration of King Lobengula’s original capital, Old Bulawayo, which was gutted by fire 11 years ago. King Lobengula was the last Ndebele monarch whose kingdom collapsed in 1894 after it was raided by white settlers, marking complete colonisation of present-day […] …
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WATCH: Mpilo upgrades excite health workers
Thandeka Moyo-Ndlovu, Senior Health Reporter THE completion of Government-funded staff residence renovations at Mpilo Central Hospital in Bulawayo will positively impact on service delivery as the upgraded facilities guarantee staff retention and go a long way in boosting workers’ morale. The milestone rehabilitation has modernised a structure which was gutted by fire in May last […] …
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Zimbabwe introduces Z$100 note – but it still can’t buy a loaf
‘It’s not going to cause inflation because we are not printing any new money’ …
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Game ranger, police officer arrested over possession of 28.35kg of ivory
Arrests made after police detectives posed as buyers …
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