BULAWAYO – Six people were killed and eight others hospitalised following a collision between a kombi and a haulage truck in Bulawayo on Tuesday morning. The kombi coming from Pumula South was carrying morning commuters when it collided with the heavy goods truck at the intersection of Khami Road and …
Read More »2 Die As Train Ploughs Into Honda Fit At Harare Railway Crossing
Two people were killed when a train ploughed into a vehicle at a railway crossing in Harare on Tuesday morning. The driver of a Honda Fit vehicle drove into the path of the train at a railway level crossing on Chiremba Road near OK-Mart. The accident caused travelling chaos for …
Read More »Kenyatta Cancels Zim Trip As Kenya Mourns Ex-Leader Kibaki
Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta has cancelled a planned trip to Zimbabwe this week where he was due to officially open the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF). Uhuru’s withdrawal follows the April 21 death of former Kenyan leader Mwai Kibaki. Zimbabwe government spokesman Ndavaningi Mangwana said: “President (Emmerson) Mnangagwa has announced …
Read More »Mudenda Bemoans Lenient Corruption Punishments
SPEAKER of the National Assembly Jacob Mudenda has described penalties meted out to those found guilty of corruption as too lenient and a major hindrance to the country’s anti-corruption drive. Addressing a capacity-building workshop on corruption organised by the African Parliamentary Network against Corruption (APNAC) in Bulawayo last week, Mudenda …
Read More »The Sad Case Of Mama Red Rose
A lot has been said about the state of music in Zimbabwe and how many promoters are charlatans and mercenary-style opportunists who want to reap as much as they can without putting something into the process that help build artistes and the arts industry. True, the arts needs support and …
Read More »White Zimbabwean Commercial Farmers Sold A Raw Deal: US Report THOUSANDS of white commercial farmers who lost their land during Zimbabwe’s fast-track agrarian programme are still to receive compensation, two years after the government promised a US$3.5 billion windfall, a US embassy report has revealed. The US Embassy Human Rights …
Read More »Showbiz: Uncle Waffles Rocks H-Town
By MazzeltovHello Zimbabwe, it’s your girl Mazzeltov back with the weekend update just as the Southern hemisphere slowly slides into wintry weather, which we have already had a taste of in the last few days. So here is my advice – always carry a jacket or sweater, even that one …
Read More »Broke NRZ Coughs Up US$3,5m On Locomotives, Wagon Hire
THE cash-strapped National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) is spending approximately US$3,5 million annually towards hiring locomotives from foreign companies, with revelations that the rail firm is currently battling a dwindling revenue base, the Zimbabwe Independent can report. The NRZ is the principal transporter of heavy cargo, and revenues have been …
Read More »Dismissed NMB Workers Take On Employer
The National Employment Council had reinstated the 26 and NMB filed an appeal at the Labour Court where Justice Godfrey Musariri on March 22 ruled in favour of the employees. NMB, through its head of human capital Pamela Chinhoyi, has given notice to appeal at the Supreme Court, saying Justice …
Read More »FIFA Ban To Be Lifted When Kamambo Is Back In Charge
World football governing body FIFA has re-asserted that the ban on Zimbabwe will only be lifted when ZIFA president Felton Kamambo and his executive are restored in office. The Sports and Recreation Commission (SRC), which suspended the ZIFA executive in November leading to Zimbabwe’s ban from all international football, has …
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