Former deputy Prime Minister of Zimbabwe, Professor Arthur Mutambara has dismissed the passing of Constitutional Amendment Bill number 1 as a legal nullity and a violation of constitutionalism. Amendment Bill number 1 which gives President Mnangagwa unfettered powers to directly appoint the Chief Justice, Deputy Chief
Several Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) listed companies have requested further extension for them to file audited financial reports after missing the 30-day reprieve granted by the bourse. The reprieve was necessitated by a consideration that the country had been under Level 4 lockdown since the beginning
HARARE – Business and corporate organizations are poised to enhance their customer service experience as well as create new products after Econet Wireless, the country’s technology and innovation leader, launched Machine2Machine (M2M) services early this week. Announcing the service, Econet said the introduction of M2M technology
High Court judge Justice Tawanda Chitapi has postponed bail ruling for the MDC Alliance duo of Joana Mamombe and Cecelia Chimbiri as he was out of duty due to a toothache. The duo have been in remand prison for over a month now after they were
MUTARE- In a tragic case of gender based violence, a Marange man killed his wife's three-month-old baby, stabbed the mother four times and went on to commit suicide over an alleged infidelity dispute. Manicaland police spokesperson inspector Luxon Chananda confirmed the tragic incident which occurred on
The Zimbabwe Republic Police has downplayed remarks made by Bulawayo Provincial Police spokesperson Inspector Abednico Ncube last week that all private buses not contracted to the Zimbabwe United Passenger Company (ZUPCO) including staff and school buses, are barred from the carrying passengers. Inspector Ncube made the
The much anticipated bumper harvest of major crops are most likely to spur economic growth, more so, the manufacturing sector which heavily relies on raw materials from agriculture, economic analysts predict. The goods rains experienced this past farming season were a timely relief the agriculture sector
MUTARE- Workers across the public and private sector are demanding a living wage pegged in United States dollars, as they claim that the minimum wage in local currency is insufficient to cover family needs. Making oral submissions on the social economic rights at a Labour and
The Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority says it lost more than 137 transformers to vandalism in the Harare Eastern Region alone which has negatively affected supply and demand for electricity in homes and industries. Speaking at the Zera-Mabvuku Consumer Education and Awareness Outreach Program recently, Engineer Charles
The no-work, no pay principle recently announced by government is regrettable and in bad faith, Zimbabwe Congress of Public Sector Trade Unions and Apex Council have said. By George Swarei In a strongly worded letter to the Public Service Commission and copied to the minister of Public
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