Joel Biggie Matiza

A long-haul aircraft bought by Government from Malaysia to augment Air Zimbabwe’s fleet — the Boeing 767 — was delivered yesterday.
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The Zimbabwe National Roads Administration has increased toll fees with immediate effect.
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The Civil Aviation Authority of Zimbabwe (CAAZ) has been unbundled into two entities, to avoid conflict of interest, Transport and Infrastructural Development Minister, Joel Biggie Matiza announced yesterday.
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Zanu PF continues its purge of so-called "party malcontents" with the latest being its Harare Province issuing a prohibition order against District Coordinating Committee (DCC) chairman Godwin Gomwe for indiscipline after he targeted two…
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President Emmerson Mnangagwa is expected to reshuffle his cabinet after succumbing to pressure exerted by the growing economic crisis and whispers of factionalism within his ruling Zanu PF party.
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Government is yet to be approached by United States company, Railnet International, which has indicated its willingness to construct a US$11 billion railway line running from Zambia’s Copperbelt Province to the port of Beira in Mozambique…
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A former personal assistant to a Cabinet Minister allegedly swindled the Zimbabwe National Road Administration (Zinara) of more than 19 000 litres of fuel and a vehicle after misrepresenting that his boss needed to go to Cyclone Idai hit…
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Air Zimbabwe’s revival efforts have received a boost after Government indicated that two of the four Boeing 777-200 ER planes bought from Malaysia will be in the country by month-end.
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The rehabilitation and widening of a 100-kilometre stretch of the Harare-Masvingo-Beitbridge highway will cost taxpayers over ZW$1 billion, documents gathered by Zim Morning Post reveal.
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The National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) has expressed satisfaction with progress made towards concluding the US$400 million recapitalisation deal with the Diaspora Infrastructure Development Group (DIDG)/Transet Consortium.
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