The Zimbabwe School Examinations Council (Zimsec) has officially released the 2024 November Advanced Level examination results. Addressing journalists on Friday, Zimsec board chairperson, Professor Paul Mapfumo, announced that the results would be accessible online through the Zimsec portal from 4 pm on January 10, 2025. The portal will remain open …
Read More »Government Cracks Down On Civil Service Rebate Scheme Fraud
The Government has intensified efforts to combat fraudulent activities, closely monitoring vehicles imported under the Civil Service Rebate Scheme to ensure adherence to legal protocols. This follows allegations of widespread abuse of the scheme, including the use of counterfeit rebate letters to unlawfully import vehicles. Central to the scandal are …
Read More »Agilitee Appoints Sarah Thompson To Its Board
Online Reporter International electric vehicles company, Agilitee Limited, which has a footprint in Zimbabwe, has appointed top American executive Ms Sarah Thompson to its board. This comes as the company is currently restructuring its operations, after relocating its headquarters to the United States. In a statement on Friday, Agilitee chief …
Read More »President Mnangagwa Enacts Laws To Operationalise 2025 National Budget
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has signed into law the Appropriation Act and the Finance Act, effectively operationalising the ZW$276.4 billion 2025 National Budget. The budget was presented by Finance, Economic Development, and Investment Promotion Minister, Professor Mthuli Ncube, on November 28 last year. The two Acts, published in an Extraordinary Government …
Read More »Denying Safe Abortions Violates Dignity & Rights: High Court
6 The Harare High Court has declared a section of Zimbabwe’s Termination of Pregnancy Act unconstitutional, marking a historic ruling with profound implications for the rights of children and women. Justice Maxwell Takuva’s judgment on November 22 struck down section 2(1) of the Act, which denied access to legal abortion …
Read More »Mthuli Ncube Unveils ‘Punitive’ Tax Measures in 2025 Budget
Mthuli Ncube Unveils ‘Creative’ Tax Measures in 2025 Budget Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube on Thursday unveiled a series of new taxes targeting fast foods, sports betting winnings, and small businesses as the government seeks to shore up its revenue base amid fiscal challenges. Presenting the 2025 national budget in Parliament, …
Read More »Ncube To Present 2025 Budget
Finance, Economic Development, and Investment Promotion Minister Professor Mthuli Ncube will present the 2025 National Budget Statement this afternoon, amid high expectations that the plan will reignite economic growth, build resilience to shocks, and foster durable macroeconomic stability. Speaking at a pre-Budget seminar in Bulawayo earlier this month, Minister Ncube …
Read More »Sadc Condemns Post-Election Violence In Mozambique
TSadc Condemns Post-Election Violence In Mozambiquehe Southern African Development Community (Sadc) has strongly condemned the post-election violence in Mozambique following the October 9 elections, which were won by the ruling party, Frelimo. Sadc’s Executive Secretary, Mr. Elias Magosi, expressed the regional bloc’s concerns yesterday during the Sadc Extraordinary Summit held …
Read More »Harare Proposes Emergency Services & Street Lighting Levies
The City of Harare has proposed a US$1 levy per household to fund its emergency services and another US$1 for street lighting as part of efforts to address its deteriorating infrastructure. This proposal was announced by Councillor Costa Mande, chairperson of the Finance and Development Committee, during the presentation of …
Read More »Over 1,500 Runners Champion Men’s Health At Cimas iGo Marathon
By Judith Matanire The Cimas iGo Half Marathon held on Sunday at ZB Sports Club in Harare brought together over 1,500 participants, far surpassing initial expectations. The event, centered on the theme “Men’s Health Champions Build Healthier Communities,” aimed to promote awareness of men’s health issues, particularly prostate cancer and …
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