By Staff Reporter Bulawayo youths have questioned whether the presidency is a strict preserve for people with liberation war credentials amid criticism that some youths do not match the 1970s crop which waged a bitter struggle against colonialism. Speaking during the ongoing Ideas Festival youths expressed concern
By Takura Zhangazha* Medical doctors at government hospitals last week announced that they would embark on an indefinite strike on Monday 27 October. This, after their demands for a review of their salaries and working conditions have not received what they consider an appropriate response from the Ministry
An official UK Trade Mission is set to arrive in Zimbabwe this Tuesday. This is the first such mission to Zimbabwe in many years. The theme of the mission is ‘Applying UK expertise in project finance, infrastructure and development to support the implementation of Zim Asset’. The
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By Staff Reporter BULAWAYO residents will next year fork out more to the local authority for services rendered, if government approves the city's proposed $158 million 2015 budget. The budget, unveiled on Thursday at a special council meeting, proposed to increase tariffs by 4%. The proposed expenditure budget
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By Farai Dauramanzi Dr Simba Makoni the leader of Mavambo.Kusile.Dawn (MKD) has accused the First lady Dr Grace Mugabe of paralysing government since her entrance into politics two months ago. Speaking at a press briefing that was held on Tuesday 21 October 2014 at MKD’s head offices
The other day, I eavesdropped on a conversation (don’t judge!). Two dudes at a sadza place debating loudly (for all to hear, one must add, which kinda makes it not eavesdropping). The one guy was into trucking, we gathered, and the other imports those everywhere-you-look green water tanks. Good
This document is entitled Zimbabwe Agenda for Sustainable Socio-Economic Transformation also known as Zim Asset – Zim Asset Zim Asset will focus around these 4 main areas: - Food Security and Nutrition; Social Services and Poverty Eradication; Infrastructure and Utilities; and Value Addition and Beneficiation.
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