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By Lisca Philo Zimbabwe Teachers Association (ZIMTA) has warned that the education system in the country will be greatly affected if the right to negotiate for salary increases at the National Joint Negotiation Council (NJNC) is not reinstated. ZIMTA indicated that scheduled NJNC meetings to discuss salary increases, usually held in the first quarter of…
By Dickson Bandera The European Union Delegation in Zimbabwe has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting the country’s development agenda, citing an improving business climate as well as potential for massive growth. At a meeting with journalists in the capital last week Thursday, EU Ambassadors accredited to Zimbabwe answered questions on various topics, including health, the…
Guest of Honour Hon Sheila Chikomo joins the EU Ambassador His Excellency Jobst von Kirkmann and delegates for a group photo at the EU residence in Harare on May 9, 2024 By Dickson Bandera HARARE, 10 May 2024 – The European Union (EU) Delegation to Zimbabwe yesterday celebrated Europe Day with a vibrant event highlighting…
By George Swarei In a significant move towards safeguarding the rights and well-being of vulnerable children, Zimbabwe’s Cabinet has approved the National Policy for the Care and Protection of Children without Parental Care. Chaired by Vice President Kembo Mohadi, the Cabinet Committee on Social Services and Poverty Eradication endorsed this crucial policy aimed at providing…
By Donald Chakamanga Tonderai Mujuru’s journey through life has been a testament to the transformative power of passion and perseverance. Born in 1985 in the picturesque town of qMutoko, Zimbabwe, Tonderai’s early years were shaped by the enchanting landscapes of his homeland and the vibrant culture that surrounded him. From a tender age, Tonderai displayed…
Prof Obert Jiri-Permanant Secretary for Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Development “The government commends the resilience and industriousness of young farmers in mitigating the impacts of the El Niño-induced drought,” Prof Obert Jiri By Donald Chakamanga In a bold move to fortify Zimbabwe’s food security, young farmers have pledged to cultivate over 10,000 hectares…
By George Swarei “…An Israeli assault on Rafah could result in mass atrocities and a staggering loss of civilian life.” Ambassador Tamar Almassri In a startling development, the Israeli military has issued orders for Palestinians to evacuate the city of Rafah in southern Gaza, signaling an imminent offensive. The move comes on the heels of…
By Dickson Bandera Parliament of Zimbabwe is scheduled to conduct public hearings from May 6 to May 10 to gather public opinions on three significant legislative proposals – the Death Penalty Abolition Bill, the Administration of Estates Amendment Bill and the Criminal Laws Amendment (Protection of Children and Young Persons). The hearings will be facilitated…
The Public Accountants and Auditors Board (PAAB) is embroiled in a bruising wrangle with two clients that sought to register as a firm, but had their application turned down on technicalities which one of the parties has dismissed as baseless, further claiming some officers of the board demanded a US$15 000 bribe to approve their application.
Kuwait Ambassador to Zimbabwe His Excellency Salem Shibeeh Hamad al Khaledi By Dickson Bandera The outgoing Kuwait Ambassador to Zimbabwe His Excellency Salem Shibeeh Hamad al Khaledi this Thursday visited President Emmerson Mnangagwa at State House in Harare to bid him farewell. H.E Khaledi will be leaving Zimbabwe this Sunday after concluding his tour of…