Politics

Parents and guardians should not be worried about students who sat for the 2020 Grade Seven examinations as results will be availed timeously, Nhau has learnt.Zimbabwe School Examination Council (Zimsec) public relations manager Nicholette Dlamini told Nhau that everything was now in place with marking set to begin this week.“Marking …

Thousands use illegal entry pointsIncreased risk of spreading Covid-19Over 1000 throng RG’s office daily By Kundai Marunya and Abel Karowangoro It has been a nightmarish festive season for thousands of Zimbabweans living in the diaspora and many locals who have been unable to travel for the holidays due to failure …

By Chipo Chabarwa Power utility company, Zesa, has disconnected illegal electricity connections in Harare’s Stoneridge Park.Formerly Stoneridge farm, the settlement is situated south of Derbyshire, Waterfalls in Harare and is a middle-income housing settlement.With the emergence of housing cooperatives, many have found it easy to acquire land to build descent …

Zimbabwean bureaucrats have done a great job in terms of killing people’s spirits.Most Zimbabweans have no hope for a better and brighter future, or even just managing to relax for the holidays.On one hand there is a President (Emmerson Mnangagwa) who is preaching devolution under the National Development Strategy (NDS1), …

No Unity as ZANU PF stands aloneGukurahundi wounds still fresh‘NPRC compromised, unreliable’ By Kundai Marunya Secessionist opposition political party Mthwakazi Republic has described Unity Day as a scam.Party spokesperson Mbonisi Gumbo told Nhau/Indaba that it is simply a day when a “genocide” was stopped only to resume in another form.“The …

Hundreds go for 2 months without a salaryGovt using strong-arm tacticsEmployer ignores court ruling By Kundai Marunya Nurses have resolved to take Government to court over two months of unpaid salaries and a thirteenth cheque, Nhau has learnt.This comes after some nurses who are members of the Zimbabwe Nurses Association …

Tomorrow Zimbabwe celebrates Unity Day, an accord signed between ZANU and PF ZAPU in 1987, something that is no longer worth the paper it is printed on.The accord, which sates that the two parties “irrevocably committed themselves to unite under one political party”, was signed following armed disturbances that lasted …

By Daniel Kachere Police Commissioner-General Godwin Matanga has shuffled the Criminal Investigations Department (CID) which has been mired in controversy since its director Commissioner Chrispen Charumbira was hauled before the courts for allegedly protecting criminals.Charumbira is currently out on bail facing several counts of criminal abuse of office.Matanga also shuffled …

By Daniel Kachere Heads of Government ministries have been warned against being self-centred and enriching themselves at the expense of the taxpayer, Nhau reports.Officially launching performance contracts for heads of ministries and the E-enabled Whole of Government Performance Management System on Friday, Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa said public servants must …

The year 2020 has been one tough year!Many industries suffered and are still figuring out ways of staying afloat and recovering post-Covid-19 but the education sector in Zimbabwe has been devasted.Besides being one of the most affected, it was one of the shortest school calendar years in history. Schools close …