MUTARE-The insurance and pensions sector has been hit by a low uptake of pension products and low investor confidence due to the hyper inflationary shocks prevalent in the macroeconomic environment, officials have said. Insurance and Pensions Commissions (IPEC) boss Dr Grace Muradzikwa says the levels of
The Thokozani Khupe led MDC-T stands accused of throwing recalled Mayor Herbert Gomba and five others under the bus despite reports that he chipped in with funds towards the suspended July 31 Extra Ordinary Congress (EOC). A source close to the events said Gomba and another
The government has backtracked from its vindictive position and paid double salaries to nurses removed from payroll last month over prolonged industrial action. The nurses received their July and August salaries despite the Health Services Board (HSB's) no-work, no-pay principle. Zimbabwe Nurses Association (ZINA) president Enock Dongo
Rowdy 'Zanu PF youths' today blocked Presidential Advisory Council member and fierce Government critic businessman Shingi Munyeza from speaking at a meeting where he was guest of honor. Munyeza who has of late been critical of President Mnangagwa’s administration was set to be guest of honour
Businessman, Neville Mutsvangwa is yet to get closure into the disappearance of ZWL$ 700 000 from his Nedbank account last month, 263Chat Business has established. According to evidence in 263Chat's possession, on the morning of 16 July, Mutsvangwa received suspicious text messages of account transactions which
Delta Beverages has dismissed as fake, messages on employment opportunities circulating on social media saying it is the work of unscrupulous conmen masquerading as its personnel officers. In a statement, Delta said it does not charge any pre-selection fees. "It has come to our attention that there
Magistrate Ngoni Nduna, who is presiding over the matter being alleged against MDCA national vice chair and Zengeza legislator Job Sikhala is expected to read out the ruling on Wednesday 26 August 2020
Mashonaland Central Provincial War Veterans Chairperson, Samuel Parirenyatwa has labelled Catholic Bishops as puppets who are serving foreign interests after they called out the government on its human rights abuses in recent weeks. The Bishops' letter was met with restraint from the government when Information Minister
Harare High Court has set Thursday as the day to hand over bail ruling for incarcerated Transform Zimbabwe leader Jacib Ngarivhume who has been locked for allegations of inciting public violence
Zimbabwe has recorded a significant decline in the number of COVID-19 active cases, raising hopes of progress in the fight against the deadly pandemic. In its daily update, the Ministry of Health and Child Care said Zimbabwe recorded 78 new recoveries with the new recovery rate
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