THE Christopher Mutsvangwa-led executive of the Zimbabwe National Liberation War Veterans (ZNLWVA) yesterday scoffed at Zanu PF youth leader Kudzanai Chipanga’s threats to bar them from attending President Robert Mugabe’s youth interface rally at White City Stadium on Saturday.
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Archives for October 2017
Monthly Archives: October 2017
Businesses today find themselves operating in an environment that is ever-changing. Linguists now say that the only constant is change. ...
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A 20-YEAR-OLD Harare man, Tafadzwa Mupotaringa, who early this month attempted to strangle his aunt following a wrangle over the sharing of spoils from his late father’s rented house, was on Friday slapped with a five-year jail sentence for attempted murder. ...
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The use of local languages for climate change awareness is essentially fundamental in development work. Many non-governmental organisations, government and implementing partners alike always find their development programmes failing, simply because they would want to sound sophisticated and knowledgeable to the detriment of achieving results.
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A LOCAL medical drug supplier, Floralsplah Investments, has been taken to court on allegations of defrauding Harare Central Hospital of $63 226, following a botched pharmaceuticals supply deal. ...
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GWERU City Council has set aside $94 500 to upgrade its data collection and storage system after it emerged that most of its departments have been operating manually for the past decade, a senior council official has said.
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TOP Zanu PF officials in Manicaland province, among them Provincial Affairs minister Mandiitawepi Chimene and administration secretary Kenneth Saruchera, have remained mum over the $400 000 fraud allegations levelled against their ally and provincial youth leader Mubuso Chinguno. ...
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Investors are increasingly pricing in the effect of a corporate tax cut into the shares of United States companies, leaving the market primed for a steep sell-off if the Republican-controlled Congress fails to pass one of President Donald Trump’s top priorities. ...
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TWO second half goals from unlikely sources ensured Highlanders recovered from their midweek defeat by Caps United, to dispatch a determined Black Rhinos in a Castle Lager Premier Soccer League match at Barbourfields Stadium yesterday. ...
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APOSTOLIC Christian Council of Zimbabwe (ACCZ) leader, Johannes Ndanga has said the sect is ready to lead Gukurahundi peace and reconciliation efforts to bring closure to the emotive issue, adding it is a dark past that cannot be ignored forever. ...
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VICE-PRESIDENT Emmerson Mangagwa’s Team Lacoste camp has vowed to fight back the recent suspension of its four allies in Masvingo and Midlands provincial executive, claiming the suspensions were unconstitutional, as none of the affected provinces had raised any charges against the quartet. ...
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It has become hard to imagine a Sunday evening without Our Perfect Wedding.
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AN irrigation project funded by the European Union (EU) has provided a lifeline for villagers from the dry Binga district. ...
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LOCAL diva Thamsanqa Moyo, popularly known as Tammy in music circles, says her new single, Ndyeke, is a reflection of her past experiences. ...
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RURAL women still have a low intake of family planning contraceptives compared to their urban counterparts despite a general use increase from 59% in 1994 to 65% to date. ...
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