Zimbabwe Electricity Transmission and Distribution Company (ZETDC) Gweru District sales executive Lovemore Makumbe has urged residents to brace for the worst load shedding schedule as the power utility company continue to face unprecedented operational challenges. Makumbe made it known that the operational challenges needed immediate government
One year on, the soldiers who opened fire on protesters in the aftermath of the general elections, killing at least six of them and causing injuries to scores more, have still not been held accountable for their actions, Amnesty International said today. The army, which was
Government is seeking to raise $ 30 million for various unspecified developmental programs by issuing Treasury Bills of 91-day tenure to local banks starting today, 263Chat Business can report. In a statement issued by Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ), the TBs will be tradable, tax exempted
THE City of Harare has paid ZWL$2 500 as compensation to a resident who was injured owing to the local authority’s negligence after some dilapidated metal sheets fell on him at Mbare Musika bus terminus. The City of Harare recently deposited ZWL$2 500 into the bank
FORMER Director of State Residences Douglas Tapfuma is before a Harare magistrate now answering to three counts on charges of criminal abuse of office after allegedly importing a fleet of vehicles without paying duty, as the anti-graft drive gathers momentum
The Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission, (ZACC) has yet picked up another top government official in its agenda to curb rampant corruption in the country
Following their consultative meeting in Harare today, Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC) players and staff members resolved to make the following statement: We were deeply disturbed to learn that interim managing director Vincent Hogg had sent out a press statement calling on all employees to return to work
UK based financial services company Express Links Money Transfer is backing Zimfest Live as the headline partner this year and also launching a promotional competition with prizes for people to be announced at the cultural and arts festival on Saturday 3rdAugust at Colesdale Farm Enfield
University of Zimbabwe law lecturer Professor Lovemore Madhuku has castigated the recently gazetted Marriages Act as conflicted and a half-baked piece of legislation. By Marshall Bwanya Speaking at the Women's Parliamentary Caucus meeting in Harare yesterday, Professor Madhuku said the bill presented new half-baked statutes that produced
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