Govt gazettes minimum pay for broadcasting, media workers

Govt gazettes minimum pay for broadcasting, media workers

The Government has gazetted minimum wages for employees in the broadcasting and media sector, with the lowest-paid workers set to earn a combined monthly salary of US$261.40 and ZiG3,332.85.

Health Ministry warns public of risk of heat-related illnesses

The Ministry of Health and Child Care has urged Zimbabweans to take precautions against extreme heat, warning that prolonged exposure to high temperatures could lead to serious illness and even death.

ZOU says it does not sell academic certificates

ZOU says it does not sell academic certificates

The Zimbabwe Open University (ZOU) has warned the public against fake academic certificates, saying its qualifications can only be obtained through official study programmes and the university’s graduation process.

Bulawayo City Council considers cutting commercial rates after outcry from businesses

Bulawayo City Council considers cutting commercial rates after outcry from businesses

The City of Bulawayo is considering reducing commercial property rates for businesses operating in high-density suburbs following complaints over sharp increases triggered by the implementation of the 2024 general valuation roll.

Demanding excise duty on second-hand vehicle transfers exposes government’s thirst for Zimbabweans’ blood

Demanding excise duty on second-hand vehicle transfers exposes government’s thirst for Zimbabweans’ blood

The Zimbabwean government has long perfected the art of milking blood from a stone. 

27.8.2011 13:41

Brits give $93 million

Brits give $93 million
LONDON - African governments on Thursday gave less money to fight the Horn of Africa famine, $80 million, than has already been raised by the British...
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27.8.2011 13:41

Mass graves in Sudan

SUDAN - A U.S. satellite project has found evidence of additional mass graves in South Kordofan,...
27.8.2011 13:40

Bomb blast in Lagos

LAGOS - Up to 10 people are thought to have been killed in a bomb blast...
27.8.2011 13:39

Casino arson: dozens killed

MEXICO - More than 20 men were involved in the attack on the Casino Royale in...
27.8.2011 13:38

Gaddafi millions released

The United Nations Security Council has agreed to release $1.5bn of seized Libyan assets for humanitarian...
27.8.2011 13:34

Supreme Court ruling empowers Kunonga

Twenty seven pastors from the Anglican Church have been violently kicked out of their homes by...
27.8.2011 13:27

John Nkomo son says Vice President not dead

Despite swirling rumours on Friday that Zimbabwe Vice President John Nkomo had died at a private...
27.8.2011 13:21

Anglican priest seriously beaten by Kunonga mob

An Anglican priest from Chinoyi is still recovering after he was seriously beaten by a mob...
27.8.2011 13:19

Libyan Ambassador to Zimbabwe expelled for supporting rebels

It’s being reported that the ZANU PF side of the coalition government has decided to expel...
27.8.2011 13:17

Unconfirmed reports say VP Nkomo has died

There are unconfirmed reports that one of Zimbabwe’s Vice Presidents, John Nkomo, has died. He has...
27.8.2011 13:14

Zuma’s SADC report talks tough on ZPF and security reform

South Africa’s President Jacob Zuma reportedly told SADC leaders at the summit in Luanda last week...
26.8.2011 17:50

Softball League for Byo

A growth in interest in softball has seen the launch of a Bulawayo Softball League....
26.8.2011 17:41

Warriors in camp for Liberian clash

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