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High Court judge Justice Justice Priscilla Munangati Manongwa this week issued a prohibition order banning Local Government Minister July Moyo from interfering with the day to day running of local authorities.
Finance and Economic Development Minister Mthuli Ncube says the 2 percent Intermediated Money Transfer Tax on transactions will continue for much longer as it covers for tax defaulters.
The Combined Harare Residents’ Association (CHRA) has questioned the rationale behind the local authority’s plans to install prepaid water metres amid poor water supplies.
Mount Pleasant residents are up in arms against a trendy upmarket bottle store at Pendenis Shopping Centre — Liquor Boys — owned by socialite Genius Kadungure aka Ginimbi which they allege is responsible for littering and noise pollution.
Residents have castigated the MDC Alliance for failing to educate the electorate on the method applied by the party in its process of selecting mayors.
Mabvuku residents have petitioned Harare mayor Herbert Gomba to cancel the road repairs contract with Tencraft over incompetence.
Finance minister Mthuli Ncube’s desperate bid to balance the government’s shambolic books by raising the State’s revenue through an unpopular new tax is facing a sharp court challenge.
Government’s decision to charge a draconian two percent tax on electronic transactions is likely to face its first legal challenge today.
Occupants of structures in illegal settlements sprouting across the capital city have been given 48 hours to remove them or risk having them destroyed by the city fathers, the Daily News can report.
Harare City Council (HCC) plans to install 50 000 prepaid water meters in areas that receive uninterrupted water supply.