Scores of vendors who convened in Harare yesterday declared that they would not leave street pavements until municipalities across the country and government offer them alternative sources of income. This was said at a public meeting organised by National Vendors Union Zimbabwe (NAVUZ). The meeting was attended
Vendors have vowed to stay put at their current vending points despite the seven-day ultimatum that has been issued by government for all vendors to move to designated sites. Government announced on the first day of this month that illegal vendors should move away from illegal
MUTARE – A five-year government energy development project is set to boost alternative power generation by constructing 7,000 biogas digesters. Under this development, the Ministry of Energy and Power Development is embarking on alternative power generation under the Institutional and Domestic Biogas Digester programmes. Energy Minister Dr
HURUNGWE - West independent candidate, Temba Mliswa, last week claimed that the constituency is not conducive for elections saying that harassment, and sexual abuse of the children is rampant in the area. This was revealed during a press conference held at the Media Centre under the
The drug and alcohol abuse trend in the streets of Harare is fast becoming out of control, sucking into its vortex exasperated youths escaping their unemployment dilemma through boozing. The abuse of illegal and high alcoholic spirits is rife in the capital and the same is
MUTARE – Government has embarked on a three phased programme to increase the Beira fuel pipeline capacity from the current 6 million litres per day up to 16,7 million litres, an official has said. Minister of Energy and Power Development Dr Samuel Undenge made the remarks
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By Tafadzwa Tseisi The African Capacity Building Foundation (ACBF) has extended an US$3m grant to the African Union (AU) in support of its 3-year capacity building program, which aims to build and enhance capacities within its Commission for the implementation of the continent’s development programs. The development
BULAWAYO - Zimbabwe Chamber of Informal Economy Association (ZCIEA) Bulawayo chapter Tuesday called upon Local Government Minister Dr Ignatius Chombo to reverse his plan to evict vendors and informal traders from the streets in all cities and towns within seven days. Chombo said law enforcement agents
The recent introduction of the light and extra bundles by Zimbabwe’s leading telecommunications provider, Econet Wireless has been condemned by multitudes of its clientele. The initiative has seen Econet being called all sorts of names. Some have labelled it a cooperate bully, some say it does
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