×
NewsDay

AMH is an independent media house free from political ties or outside influence. We have four newspapers: The Zimbabwe Independent, a business weekly published every Friday, The Standard, a weekly published every Sunday, and Southern and NewsDay, our daily newspapers. Each has an online edition.

Why Mnangagwa cut short Mangudya’s Reserve Bank stay

“My government is determined to implement responsive interventions towards arresting speculative activities, inflation, price increases and stabilising the exchange rate,” he said.
Africa’s debt burden crippling education and stifling growth
Africa’s debt burden crippling education and stifling growth
There is need to invest more in education: This includes teacher training and offering competitive salaries to attract and retain qualified educators. 
By Augustine Gwata 3h ago
SMEs urged to improve their financial reporting
Chitupa also encouraged SMEs to join forces on their governance to improve their financial reporting to attract proper financing.
By TAFADZWA MHLANGA 3h ago
Caps Utd fall to Bikita
It was the league debutants’ first win of the season in the topflight, having drawn their debut match 1-1 against Yadah at Sakubva Stadium on Sunday.
By Henry Mhara 3h ago
Enhancing political participation for a vibrant democracy
It is easier for a youth to advocate for the empowerment of other youths than for an old man to champion the cause of the youth.
Dairibord sees 50% drop in profit
Revenue rose by nearly 48% to ZWL$724,11 billion during the period under review.
By Tatira Zwinoira 3h ago
HCC accounts not audited since 2017
Early this week, Harare City Council suspended 222 officials who took advantage of loopholes in the system to siphon billions from the local authority.
By GRACIOUS DANIEL 3h ago
Ministers to headline MSMEs conference
The event, which will run from April 8 to 10, is being organised by the Zimbabwe Chamber of SMEs with support from its financial advisers Alinial Chartered Accountants and the ministry.
By Staff Reporter 3h ago
Drama as police cause match stoppage
They dominated the second half as well with the visitors getting a fair chance of scoring opportunities but at the end of the day it ended goalless.
By Fortune Mbele 3h ago
City engineer nabbed for corruption
Defence lawyer Tafadzwa Madotsa said the charges against his client were cooked up.
By TREVOR MUTSVAIRO 3h ago
Arts industry mourn actress
Mourners are gathered at 23 Nzou Street Mufakose in Harare, and she will be laid to rest tomorrow at Glenforest
By SHARON ZEBRA 3h ago
‘Focused treatment key to ending TB’
“When we fight TB, we fight other deadly diseases and prepare for the next pandemic.
By Nhau Mangirazi 3h ago
Traditionalist seeks to impart knowledge on Zim’s norms and values
Rutsito said people have become scared of responsibilities to the extent of dumping pregnant women or committing suicide because they do not value love and life anymore.
By SHARON ZEBRA 3h ago
Ngezi winless run continues
Ngezi Platinum almost penetrated the ZPC Kariba defence line, but Moses Demera and Boid Mutukure came to the rescue for the hosts.
By Obert Siamilandu 3h ago
BNC projects decline in profitability
The project was initially scheduled to be completed by October 31, 2023, but faced unforeseen technical challenges that extended its completion date to the end of next month.
By Business Reporter 3h ago
Family sends SOS for daughter fighting cancer
Ruvarashe, who was at school in Goromonzi where she lived with her parents, is admitted to Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals battling the life-threatening disease.
By BRENT SHAMU 3h ago
Govt bans importation of 10-year-old used vehicles
In 2020, Finance and Economic Development minister Mthuli Ncube imposed a ban on second-hand private use vehicles above 10 years from the date of manufacture.
ChiTown water, sewage problems will soon come to an end: Mayor
A local company, Wistmer Investment, working with the government, has taken steps to bring solutions to this problem.
By Tatenda Kunaka 3h ago
Zim receives new US$15m health grant
The close-out marked the commencement of a renewed relationship through a new US$15 million essential health services grant.
By Vanessa Gonye 3h ago
PPC Zim registers strong growth
The suspension was a result of government’s suspicion that fungible counters were aggravating the depreciation of the domestic currency, which has been falling since 2016.
By Mthandazo Nyoni 3h ago
EU lines up women empowerment projects
Women Affairs minister Monica Mutsvangwa said the government was committed to ending poverty among women.
By Mirriam Mangwaya 3h ago
Information deputy minister survives ouster
He submitted that Zanu PF deployed activists to mount tables outside polling stations with a view of intimidating voters against voting for the CCC.
Four-goal thriller at Mandava
The Gamecocks finally settled in, and Mangayira restored parity after 32 minutes, with a powerful header from a corner kick that was whipped in by Danny Phiri.
By Terry Madyauta 3h ago
Gems pick up first point
Manica Diamonds coach Jairos Tapera believes the draw was a step “in the right direction”.
By CLAYTON MASEKESA 3h ago
CSO rewards honest civil servants
The same nomination campaign will be held in Bulawayo on April 4, as the organisation seeks to pick five high-performing civil servants from across the country.
By BRENT SHAMU 18h ago
ED ends Mangudya’s tenure as RBZ governor
In December, Mnangagwa appointed Mushayavanhu as Mangudya’s successor and was supposed to begin new duties on May 1.
By Business Reporter 18h ago
Proposed electoral changes retrogressive, says Zesn
Zesn said the move would compromise the independence of Zec by allowing separate government bodies to perform roles directly linked to the commission’s duties.
Cholera fears as churches gather for Easter
Government says it will intensify monitoring and supervision of all large gatherings during the upcoming Easter holiday to minimise the spread of cholera.
By Problem Masau Mar. 28, 2024