Youth participation in Pfumvunza too low – Machakaire

Tawanda Marwizi Youth in Zimbabwe should participate in the government initiated farming scheme, Pfumvudza, as a way of reducing poverty in communities while avoiding drug-related...

Zimbabweans pay US$46 to prepare a plate of sadza – WFP

Sydney Kawadza Zimbabweans are among Africans who have to pay a huge amount of money for a single meal,...

French firm happy with Zim investments

Farai Mabeza Saint-Gobain Construction Products Zimbabwe says it is happy to continue with its investments in Zimbabwe despite the...

MDC-T 2014 structures prefer Chamisa over Khupe

Staff Writer MDC-T structures voted into office at the 2014 congress are reportedly backing the embattled Nelson Chamisa to take over the party’s leadership from...

Kazembe orders Kasukuwere to come face his demons

Xolisani Ncube Home Affairs and Cultural Heritage minister, Kazembe Kazembe, has challenged exiled former cabinet ministers, Saviour kasukuwere and...

Debt crisis linked to rot in Zim education

Farai Mabeza Zimbabwe’s debt crisis has contributed heavily to the collapse of the education system in Zimbabwe as it...

De-centralize forex auction – ZNCC

Reason RazaoThe foreign currency auction is still not interactive with customers because of the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe’s firm grip on the system and...

Govt appoints new administrator for Hwange Colliery Company

Staff Writer The Minister of Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs has removed DBF Capital partner Beki Moyo as administrator of Hwange Colliery Company and has...

ED drops Justice Bere from Supreme Court

Xolisani Ncube President Mnangagwa has removed from office Supreme Court Judge Justice Francis Bere on allegations of interfering with...

Public procurement chews 70% off national budget – official

HARARE – Expenditure on procurement to provide public goods and services such as health, education, defence and infrastructure accounts for up to...

Human Rights Commission slates Govt over elections suspensions

Xolisani Ncube The Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission has wrapped government for interfering in the work of the Zimbabwe Electoral...

$11k for least paid civil servants as Govt releases COVID-19 allowance

Staff Writer Government workers have started receiving their US$75 COVID-19 allowances for September with the Public Service Commission announcing that the money would, however, be...

Infertility: the silent assassin destroying marriages and families

Sydney Kawadza Zeripah, had not dated anyone when, as a 22-year-old she met the love of her life who later became her husband two years...

NSSA ups fight against COVID-19 at the workplace

Rodwell Dziwanyika The National Social Security Authority has upped the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic through the crafting of comprehensive social security and protection mechanisms...

US$75 COVID-19 allowances payment to be paid in Zimdollar

Staff Writer Government will now pay US$75 COVID-19 allowances it awarded its employees in local currency equivalent at the...

ZRP probes officers linked to arrested CID boss

Staff Writer Several senior police officers are under probe after they were allegedly linked to Criminal Investigations Department director Commissioner Chrispen Charumbira who is currently...

Sub-inflation revenue growth for Cassava as Ecocash contribution declines

HARARE – (FinX) Cassava Smartech reported a below inflation revenue growth in the six months to August weighed down by reduced contribution of its...

Defer exams to 2021, Govt told

Staff Writer Government should defer the 2020 schools public examinations to March 2021 and at the same time introduce...

ConCourt ultimatum for establishment of Independent Complains Mechanism

Shamiso Ngwena Government has been given a 45-day ultimatum by the Constitutional Court to come up with legislation to...

Short holiday before January classes for pupils

Shamiso Ngwena Government has announced a three-phased school calendar that would see pupils enjoying just 17 days of holidays before they resume classes in January...