Zimbabwe’s Response To The Covid-19 Pandemic, Report On The Procurement & Rollout Of Vaccines Cabinet received an update on the Country‘s Response to the Covid-19 Pandemic and a Report on the Procurement and Roll-Out of Vaccines,  as presented by the Chairman of the Ministers’ COVID-19 National Committee, Vice President and …

Huge crowds have lined the streets of Tokyo to pay their last respects to ex-Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe, who was assassinated last week. The 67-year-old was shot dead on Friday while speaking at a campaign event in the southern city of Nara. On Tuesday, a hearse carried Abe’s body …

In this first instalment, Gatete Nyiringabo traces the M23 menace in Congo, why it sticks to date and how it has influenced the region’s geopolitics. Soon after Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni was elected President of the Organisation of African Unity (OAU) – the predecessor to the African Union — the …

GOVERNMENT is mulling a new law to mitigate rampant land degradation and dam siltation across the country, Davis Marapira, the Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Development deputy minister said last week. The siltation of dams has been blamed for high levels of environmental degradation, which is one of the …

The Supreme Court on Monday accused Zanu PF secretary for administration and former mines minister Obert Mpofu of resorting to “anarchy and chaos” in his bid to wrest control of a coveted Matabeleland North farm part-owned by a prominent rights lawyer. Mpofu, reputed to be one of the largest land …

A University of London professor of world politics, Stephen Chan, has taken a dig at self-exiled former Cabinet minister Jonathan Moyo saying the former Information minister at one point sought to join the opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) party. Chan yesterday tweeted alleging that Moyo sought to join CCC, …

The government on Monday lit the fuse for a fresh showdown with its workers after it re-tendered a 100 percent pay rise for civil servants in the Zimbabwe dollar component of their pay, which workers already rejected. Talks between the government and public sector unions ended in stalemate in Harare …

The Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (Potraz) has granted a much-needed headline tariff adjustment to telecommunications companies amid rising input costs. The last headline tariff review for the telco industry was done close to a year ago, in September last year. However, rising inflation, a weakening local currency …

The Government is aware of the current economic challenges and is seized with implementing several corrective measures to provide both short and long- term relief to citizens, Central Bank Governor Dr John Mangudya said yesterday. A run-away parallel market exchange rate, increasing appetite by business to benchmark prices of goods …

Four police detectives at Highlands Police station in Harare have been arrested on allegations of recovering a safe containing US$70 000 stolen by a maid and gardener from a house in Belvedere and subsequently stealing the money themselves. Detective Assistant Inspector Edward Mateta and Detective Constables Tinashe Matongo, Princess Mavis …