Zanu PF Youth leader guns for Econet
The Zanu PF Youth League deputy secretary Lewis Matutu has gone guns blazing on giant network provider Econet for allegedly using its Ecocash platform to sabotage the economy. The youthful…
The Zanu PF Youth League deputy secretary Lewis Matutu has gone guns blazing on giant network provider Econet for allegedly using its Ecocash platform to sabotage the economy. The youthful…
An environmental hazard looms as soldiers assigned to provide security services at the National Heroes Acre ‘besieged’ the national shrine cutting down trees to supply firewood vendors in the high…
The disputed Malawi elections are set to trigger mass protests with civil society organisations threatening to support demonstrators amid calls for chairperson of the Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC), Jane Ansah…
The Zimbabwe Tourism Authority (ZTA) ‘s benevolence has backfired as the tourism body is at pains to explain its basis of funding former minister and fugitive Walter Mzembi’s seemingly extravagant…
Zimbabwe would soon be saving millions of dollars in medical bills being incurred by the executive and other top government officials abroad as China is said to have pledged to…
A fortnight ago we published a story in which we highlighted that Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) listed entity Econet Group violated labour laws and was one of the biggest companies…
State owned mobile network operator (MNO) NetOne's managing director for the Mobile Financial Services (MFS) unit Nkosinathi Ncube has resigned with immediate effect, Zim Morning Post can exclusively reveal. The…
The tide is turning against Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation’s Chief Executive Officer Patrick Mavhura after investigations showed that he misled the board into firing the then Head of current affairs, Tazzen…
Acting Sports minister Kazembe Kazembe said government paid the Warriors their allowances as was promised. Speaking to this publication on his arrival from Egypt Kazembe said government and the Warriors…
An audit into the Ministry of Education’s Curriculum Development and Technical Services (CDTS) has revealed that US$ 6 million meant to buy books was misappropriated leaving Auditor-General Mildred Chiri perplexed…