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Econet Wireless (Econet) founder Strive Masiyiwa has always attributed his entrepreneurial success to faith and divine intervention, but only last year did he reveal how clergyman Ezekiel Guti was closely involved in his personal journey.
Troubled escalating deductions on their payslips in an unfavourable economic environment, teachers have handed President Emmerson Mnangagwa a list of 16 loan sharks whom they allege are swindling them.
With two 20-litre jerry cans filled with petrol, Musa ducks traffic along Samora Machel Avenue, one of the biggest roads in Harare’s central business district.
He gets into his battered truck and zig-zags his way to somewhere before he re-merges a few minutes later with nothing in his containers.
Following Saturday’s ruling by the Labour Court declaring the strike by junior doctors illegal, the medical practitioners are escalating their case to the Supreme Court.
Health and Child Care minister Obadiah Moyo, is relieved that the year 2018 is finally coming to an end. Last week, the former chief executive officer of Chitungwiza Hospital narrated how he “landed” in a cholera outbreak when he was appointed to the post in September.
The Department of Immigration on Monday morning intercepted a man believed to be part of a racket that is using fake customs and immigration stamps to clear people between Zimbabwe and South Africa.
CHICKEN Inn FC coach Joey Antipas will attend a three-week long coaching attachment programme at Germany’s topflight club Werder Bremen to learn changes in international football.
A flurry of behind-the-scenes consultations that took place before the August 1 army killings has lifted the lid on who actually authorised the military deployments that quelled demonstrations which rocked the capital city on that fateful day.
Luke Tamborinyoka : “As I promised some months ago, I shall at the appropriate time be releasing audios containing Tsvangirai’s succession preferences, in his own words and in his own voice. I promised him I would do that as a valediction to my service as his spokesman upon his demise when he told me he felt it within himself that his ailment would take him to his grave.”
The trial date of an Airforce of Zimbabwe pilot, who allegedly killed his lawyer girlfriend in a crime of passion last month, has been set for January 28 next year at the High Court.