Chief executive officers of Zimbabwe’s banks are salting away offshore their foreign currency earnings, instead of banking with local financial institutions they head, Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (Zacc) chairperson Loice Matanda-Moyo ( pictured) has revealed, citing a survey her organisation conducted. The Zacc boss said bankers are salting away money offshore. …
Read More »US Accused Of Plotting To Discredit Chinese Investments In Zim
The Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor of the U.S. Department of State is implementing “an intricate plan” designed by Washington to smear Chinese businesses in Zimbabwe “through disinformation, lies and sensationalism in the independent media and social platforms.” That is a plot exposed in an article published on …
Read More »Jail Escapee Caged Four Years
An alleged serial robber and rapist on remand for attacking almost 20 women recently escaped from Harare Remand Prison, allegedly with the help of two prison officers, but was caught, was yesterday jailed for an effective four years for escaping from lawful custody. Sam Muropa (31) of Kuwadzana in Harare, …
Read More »Govt Working On Bridging Rural, Urban Divide
Rural communities will continue receiving Government support for development aimed at bridging the urban-rural divide and end rural-to-urban migration spawned by a long held mentality that everything good comes from urban areas, President Mnangagwa said yesterday in Mutoko. Speaking after commissioning a US$1 million fruit and vegetable processing plant at …
Read More »Uncertain Future For Unvaccinated Civil Servants As Deadline Expires
Civil servants who have not been vaccinated for unjustifiable reasons, today face an uncertain future with government insisting they should not report for duty because they may infect those who have been vaccinated. Government last month gave October 15 as the deadline for all its workers to be vaccinated against …
Read More »Ceres Maker Recalls Apple Juice Over High Toxin Levels
South African food and beverage maker Pioneer Foods has recalled its Ceres apple juice brands sold in seven Comesa markets, including Kenya and Uganda. The recalled brands were found to contain high levels of patulin, a fruit-based mould toxin that causes nausea, vomiting and gastrointestinal disturbances. Common Market for Eastern …
Read More »‘Abandon Forex Auction’
Captains of industry this week pressured the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) governor, John Mangudya to consider abandoning the ‘inefficient’ Dutch foreign currency auction system or do an overhaul of the system. Local businesses also suggested the return of the interbank system to allocate foreign currency in the economy. The …
Read More »DJs Fantan, Levels To Pay Fine
The High Court has been reduced the 12-month jail term of three popular music promoters Arnold Kamudyariwa (DJ Fantan) Tafadzwa Kadzimwe (DJ Levels) and Damma, born Simbarashe Chanachimwe. Their sentence has been reduced to three months with an option to pay a $2 000 fine each coupled with conditions of …
Read More »No Resignation From Army Before 2023, ‘Rogue’ Soldiers Sent For Re-training
Zimbabwe National Army (ZNA) commander Lieutenant General David Sigauke has reportedly sent junior soldiers on forced re-training in Hwange as punishment for demanding a salary increase during an ostensibly no-holds-barred meeting, it has emerged. Sigauke is said to have had a meeting with junior officers in Harare where he opened …
Read More »‘That Is The Work Of Zanu PF’: Chamisa Speaks Out
“…So, am I now not allowed to travel to any part of the country?“ MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa is absolutely convinced that Zanu PF was responsible for the violent attacks on his convoy and advance team yesterday during their visit to Masvingo. “That is the work of Zanu PF. …
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