Budget: Minister ignores civil servants
Finance Minister Patrick Chinamasa did not consult teachers and other public sector employees in crafting the national budget, it has emerged. Government workers are now suspicious...
17.12.2013
14:25
17.12.2013
14:23
MPs, Councillors resolve to make a difference in 2014
Members of Parliament and ward councillors say they plan to make a difference and improve the...
17.12.2013
14:21
Youth fund: where has the money gone?
The distribution pattern of the youth empowerment fund has been described as proof there are a...
17.12.2013
14:18
Chitungwiza demolitions: bruising battle looms
Lawyers for Human Rights have warned government of a protracted and bruising legal battle if it...
17.12.2013
14:17
Zim Asset fatally flawed: Kanyenze
Zimbabwe is going backwards, and government must implement serious economic reform, says a respected economist....
17.12.2013
14:13
Where’s our hope? Young people ask for answers
Most unemployed young people in Zimbabwe have given up hope of getting a job in 2014....
17.12.2013
13:58
Rural communities need change as well as rain
Forecasts of heavy rain are a welcome development for the Zvimba communities after 2012 failed to...
17.12.2013
13:54
New year wishlist for people with disabilities
Living with disabilities in Zimbabwe means a daily battle for access to basic services. FARAI MBEZA...
17.12.2013
13:52
Small-scale miners to lobby for growth
Small-scale miners in Zimbabwe have said they will talk to government about encouraging growth and development...
17.12.2013
13:49
Manufacturing sector faces gloomy 2014
Zimbabwe’s manufacturing sector faces a gloomy 2014 because there is little prospect of changes in the...
17.12.2013
13:18
Bleak new year awaits “illegal” home owners
Mary Takavada from Chitungwiza, a commuter town for Harare, has every reason to be worried about...
