At least a fifth of the $4 billion budget presented by the Finance Minister did not include statutory funds, also consisting of fines paid by motorists at various roadblocks, a Bulawayo Member of Parliament has said. Eddie Cross made these revelations on the sidelines of a
After reading the latest Radar column in the Herald of 16 April 2016, I really felt sorry for its writer, one George Charamba. If there is one thing that George Charamba should know, it is that God, not Zanu-PF or its god President Robert Mugabe,
This will short, I always say that and ends up being very long. Things to do though, so here goes. Chelsea v City - Chelsea are still pants, and are in need of a serious overhaul. Aguero is probably the deadliest striker in the league. (Sp*rs
Harry Kane and Dele Alli struck twice each as Tottenham beat Stoke 4-0 at the Britannia Stadium on Monday to move within five points of Premier League leaders Leicester. Kane gave Spurs the perfect start in the ninth-minute, linking up with Mousa Dembele before finding the
We have seen throughout Africa’s post-independence history how the cult of personality has taken precedence over the state. Our people have been conditioned to fawn over political principals rather than correctly celebrate them when this is due or hold them to account when necessary. For
"My country is like an empty but attractive plastic packet marked in bold blue letters fresh creamy milk being blown by the wind along the road that leads to a rubbish dump by the cemetery"-Julius Chingono By Albert Gumbo Our country needs a new civil servant; one who loves his job, people and
For those who are still in denial, it is worth restating: Zimbabwe is broken. Its people are broken. Their minds and spirits are broken. The infrastructure is broken — rotting, in fact. And, unsurprisingly, the image of our country is in tatters. It is reckless to
Passengers Association of Zimbabwe (PAZ), has issued an emergency and disaster preparedness petition to both the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Health and Child Welfare Retired Brigadier-General Dr Gerald Gwinji and Mr Tatenda Chinoda, the Traffic Safety Council of Zimbabwe Officer Marketing, seeking government
Thanks to the generous support of the United States, WFP continues to deliver timely emergency relief whilst building the resilience of those most affected by the scourge of drought in Zimbabwe. By Sophia Robele Having felt the brunt of a poor harvest last year, Tobias Mumpande – a farmer
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