THE Harare City Council's acting Town Clerk, Hosiah Chisango, has suspended officials suspected of inflating prices of material used in the capital's ongoing fight against cholera, which has killed 30 people, the municipality announced on Monday.
The move to suspend...
IN MANY ways, Simudzirai Primary School in Glen View, Harare, is a microcosm of how many Zimbabweans are getting by.
By day, the privately owned school offers education to children who cannot find places in already overcrowded state schools. By...
The United States will not lift sanctions against Zimbabwe until the Government of President Emmerson Mnangagwa “changes its ways,” a senior U.S. economic official has said.
Manisha Singh, the U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for Economic and Business Affairs, told...
GOVERNMENT has scrambled to fund wheat imports and avert a bread shortage after a dire warning by millers that stocks could run out in the next few days.
Grain Millers Association of Zimbabwe (GMAZ)...
ZIMBABWE’S government is considering oral cholera vaccines as the death toll bacterial diarrhoeal disease continues to rise, reaching 24 deaths by Wednesday, according to the World Health Organisation.
The country is experiencing its third major cholera episode since 1998, with...
Five years after filing for judicial management, Medical Air Rescue Service (Mars) is now seeking a new investor to take up a 60 percent stake and revive what was once one of the country’s biggest private emergency medical services...
THE government’s Industrial Development Corporation (IDCZ) has invited bids for Chemplex Corporation, the country’s largest chemical and fertilizer maker, in line with plans announced earlier this year.
The IDC has engaged Ernst & Young to advise on the dilution of...
THE police say they will not allow any public gatherings in Harare following an outbreak of cholera in the capital, throwing into doubt a major opposition rally planned for Saturday, where Nelson Chamisa was to be installed as the...
NEWLY appointed Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube on Wednesday met a group of high-profile executives in Harare, in his first public act since assuming office this week.
The former African Development Bank chief economist and vice president has perhaps the most...
London-listed Vast Resources hopes to restart production at Guruve's Eureka gold mine, in which the company’s 25%-owned Dallaglio Investments holds a 95% interest, in the first half of 2019.
Multiple work programmes are currently being undertaken at Eureka to restore...
