SA’s NPA flags ‘Zuma children education’ and other dodgy payments
Corruption-accused former president Jacob Zuma wasn’t the only one who wound up scoring ‘Zuma children education’ and other dodgy payments flagged by NPA big as a result of his relationship
Ndarama High School shines in latest ‘O’ level results
By George Chimwayange Ndarama High School continues to raise Masvingo province’s educational flag high with an 87 percent pass rate obtained in the recently-released Zimsec ‘O’ level results. Ndarama High
Zanu PF warns Chiredzi North MP Bhila for interfering in tenders
By Beatific Gumbwanda CHIREDZI – Zanu PF Masvingo provincial political commissar Jevas Masosota has criticised the conduct of Chiredzi North Member of Parliament (MP) Roy Bhila and director for the
By-elections lined up across SA on Wednesday
The Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) says 40 by-elections will take place in 25 municipalities across the country on Wednesday. Most of the polls will be held in Gauteng. Voters will
Rwanda on path to normalisation of ties with France after genocide report
Rwanda’s president has insisted that Rwanda and France have a “good basis” to create a relationship, reports AFP news agency. “I think France and Rwanda have a chance now and
Ziyambi blasts judiciary over Malaba ruling
Zimbabwe’s justice minister has accused the judiciary of overreach and said it had been “captured” by “foreign forces” in order to destabilise the county. It came after the high court
Landmark ruling as High Court ends Malaba’s tenure as Chief Justice
THE High Court on Saturday 15 May 2021ended Chief Justice LukeMalaba’s tenure after ruling that he cannot benefit from the recentamendment of the Constitution extending the retirement age of judgesto
‘Be better organised to bargain for better remuneration’ journos told
By Nhau MangiraziJournalists in Mashonaland West decried poor salaries during this year’sWorld Press Freedom Day celebrations held in Chinhoyi.Deputy minister of information media and broadcasting servicesKindness Paradza called on the
‘Re-educate public officers to avail information’
By Nhau Mangirazi A former cabinet minister has called for the ‘reorientation’ of public officials to avail information to citizens as they have right to access information without hindrance. Speaking
A1 and A2 farms lead in veld fire frequency
By Tafadzwa Muranganwa There are concerns that veld fire frequency in A1 and A2 farms is relatively high as compared to communal lands hence the need to put deterrent measures