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Problems continue to rock the opposition MDC-T ship after one of its top officials approached Parliament to announce he had fired party president Thokozani Khupe, claiming that the Supreme Court had no power to interfere with voluntary political organisations or decide the leaders thereof.
President Emmerson Mnangagwa yesterday hinted strongly that he would extend the lockdown beyond this Sunday to contain the spread of the new coronavirus, saying his priority was to save lives.
Redcliff-based manufacturer, Steelmakers, has resumed operations on a lower scale following Government’s waiver of total lockdown on key industries.
President Mnangagwa yesterday signed into law the deferment of payment of rentals and mortgages during lockdown to assist people that have lost income in honouring these obligations.
The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has directed authorised dealers and bureaux de change to immediately prioritise 70 percent of their foreign currency payments to the productive and essential goods and services sector.
Police and other security forces have intensified patrols along the Limpopo River to curb cases of border jumping and smuggling between Zimbabwe and South Africa.
More than 300 needy households from Mzilikazi suburb in Bulawayo will this week get free mealie meal and other groceries courtesy of football legend Esrom Nyandoro, who hails from the suburb.
Warriors defender Teenage Hadebe is expected in the country today from his Turkey base after being granted two weeks compassionate leave by his club Yeni Malatyaspor.
Diasporans, Old Mutual, Chicken Inn Football Club and National Tested Seeds among other donors have donated Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and cleaning materials to Thorngrove Infectious Diseases Hospital.
One of the country’s principal football sponsors, NetOne, have called time on their association with the game, in a major blow to the nation’s biggest sporting discipline.