Mutare City Council owed Z$3 billion by ratepayers
BY CLAYTON MASEKESA MUTARE – MUTARE City Council is owed at least Z$3 billion by its debtors, a set back that council has said is affecting adequate service delivery. This…
BY CLAYTON MASEKESA MUTARE – MUTARE City Council is owed at least Z$3 billion by its debtors, a set back that council has said is affecting adequate service delivery. This…
BY CLAYTON MASEKESA MARANGE – The controversial Chiadzwa Community Share Ownership Trust (CCSOT) Chief Executive Office (CEO) – Hardwork Mukwada – is alleged to have been planted by secret agents…
By Vince Musewe The Insurance and Pensions Commission (IPEC) publishes a quarterly life insurance industry report which gives an overview of where the industry is at. IPEC is a statutory…
It never rains but pours for the beleaguered former Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption (ZACC) spokesperson, Commissioner John Makamure who is reported to have been fired at Southern Africa Parliamentary Support Trust (SAPST),…
Pretoria - The High Court in Joburg has granted a final forfeiture order for 23 pieces of gold, worth R9 million, which were seized at OR Tambo International Airport from…
Retired police officers and soldiers are making a comeback in Zimbabwe, working for private security companies as armed robberies spiral out of control. The veterans are the much-needed bridge to…
The United Kingdom is the second largest overseas source market for Zimbabwe after United States of America. Zimbabwe last participated at WTM London in 2018. HARARE - Zimbabwe is set…
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has called on investors to realize the massive investment opportunities in Zimbabwe and shun negative perceptions of risk. Zimbabwe, self-sufficient in food production and a major exporter…
Govt tightens screws on state procurement processes Government has announced new regulation that will institute administrative penalties against public entities and individuals who are abusing the procurement processes. This comes…
The Chinese Embassy in Zimbabwe on Friday fought back accusations of human rights violations in Zimbabwe saying Chinese investors have “created over 100,000 jobs” in the southern Africa country. This…