Firebrand Norton legislator Temba Mliswa has revived his rivalry with business tycoon Billy Rautenbach among other white businessmen who he says have captured the country at the expense of the ordinary Zimbabweans. Addressing journalists in Harare, Mliswa said black business persons' cartels were nothing compared to
Lancet Clinical Laboratories have vowed to continue replacing their laboratory equipment at five-year intervals to keep up with the latest technology. The International Organisation of Standards (ISO) certified Clinical Laboratory is replacing equipment this year after using the last consignment procured five years ago. Addressing journalists during
Teenage sensation Wesley Madhevere has been included in Zimbabwe’s squad for the limited-overs series against Bangladesh. The 19-year-old budding all-rounder, who scored two half-centuries and took eight wickets with his off-breaks at the recent ICC Under-19 Cricket World Cup in South Africa, is one of the
MUTARE- Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) says it will decentralize its services to six provinces by 2021 under a multi-pronged approach to improve its efficiency. ZACC spokesperson Commissioner John Makamure said the anti-graft body will also seek to recruit competent personnel to man the provincial offices as
Concern is growing over the impact of the coronavirus on the Olympic Games after new cases in Japan were confirmed and the domestic top-flight football competition was called off until next month. A senior member of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) said outright cancellation of the
Zimbabweans including opposition MDC are raising red flags against the 'cartels' to which they are demanding the law enforcement agents to take action and investigate the issues in a bid to rescue the country's economy
Senior doctors have implicated Health and Child Care deputy minister Dr John Mangwiro, refuting his earlier claims that he procured medical equipment with the advise of senior surgeons. The parliamentary committee on health and child care and ceased with a case in which government procured substandard
Tempers flared in Parliament yesterday morning during the Lands, Agriculture, Water, Climate and Rural Resettlement portfolio committee meeting where Grain Millers Association of Zimbabwe (GMAZ) was giving oral evidence on the support services by the Government to milling companies and funding of silo refurbishment. Committee chair,
President Emerson Mnangagwa has boasted that his administration has successfully soldiered on with its reform agenda without external financial support. Mnangagwa made the remarks when he officially opening the Sixth Session of the African Regional Forum on Sustainable Development currently underway in Victoria Falls. "As one of
The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has condemned the use of the country’s stadiums after the continental body said they do not meet international standards. In a statement Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) Communications Manager Xolisani Gwesela said CAF has barred the use of local stadiums for
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