The inaugural e-cabinet has approved the proposed amendment to the Electricity Act to introduce stiffer penalties for crimes related to electricity theft, destruction and tampering with electricity Infrastructure. Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Service Minister Monica Mutsvangwa revealed this during a post cabinet press briefing. “Cabinet considered and
Government has sent a strong warning to the opposition Movement for Democratic Change over statements made by its deputy chairperson Job Sikhala during a rally in Bikita when he said they will overthrow President Emmerson Mnangagwa before the 2023 elections. Addressing party supporters in Bikita over
The new dispensation’s mantra Zimbabwe is open for business blossoms in an environment where media conducts its business on autonomous basis and therefore the government has no appetite to gag the fourth estate; Permanent Secretary in the Information, Media and Broadcasting Services Nick Mangwana has
The opposition MDC President Nelson Chamisa has scoffed off at President Mnangagwa’s call for a dialogue saying a credible negotiations can be called by sincere convener and mediator.
Chamisa told a press briefing Tuesday morning that the SADC body should not fold its hands while the situation in Zimbabwe, which has seen the army and police commit heinous crimes, continues unresolved.
Teachers union have declared a deadlock with government over salary negotiations and will be reporting for duty two days a week while dedicating the remainder to conduct menial jobs for survival, Secretary General of the Progressive Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (PTUZ) Raymond Majongwe has said. Reporting
The government has remained firm to its resolution regarding paying the civil workforce in United States Dollar, describing such demand as expecting blood to ooze out of the stone.
The Nelson Chamisa led Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) has rejected the appointment of Acie Lumumba as the Ministry of Finance and Economic Development Communications Task force chair, saying he is "not fit to be near treasury even as a sweeper." According to the MDC National Spokesperson Jacob
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has with immediate effect appointed Zanu PF’s United Kingdom representative, Nick Mangwana to the position of Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services, taking over from Mr George Charamba who was earlier re-assigned to the office of the
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