Amalgamated Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (ARTUZ) national spokesperson Obert Masaraure has expressed concerns over the proposed Teachers Professional Council (TPC) Bill, accusing the government of using deceptive tactics to regulate the teaching profession. Yesterday, Cabinet announced the proposed Bill which was aimed at dealing with quality
Government of Zimbabwe has offered a duty waiver which includes one vehicle to Zimbabwe citizens returning from South Africa following the expiry of their Zimbabwe Exemption Permits (ZEP), information Minister Monica Mutsvangwa has said. The South African government had initially announced that it would terminate the
GOVERNMENT will soon allow locals with free funds to pay passports fees in foreign currency with the move only awaiting a Statutory Instrument from the Ministry of Finance and Economic Development. Addressing the post Cabinet press briefing yesterday, Home Affairs and Cultural Heritage Minister Kazembe Kazembe
The inaugural e-cabinet has approved the proposed amendment to the Electricity Act to introduce stiffer penalties for crimes related to electricity theft, destruction and tampering with electricity Infrastructure. Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Service Minister Monica Mutsvangwa revealed this during a post cabinet press briefing. “Cabinet considered and
A cross section of Zimbabweans have condemned President Emmerson Mnangagwa's recently appointed 22-member cabinet saying it was largely an act of "rewarding" his loyalists without looking at capacity to deliver. Mnangagwa on Thursday night appointed 22 ministers, six deputy ministers and 10 provincial ministers mainly made
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