ACTING President Phelekezela Mphoko has been sucked into the ongoing corruption saga at the Zimbabwe National Roads Administration (Zinara) after he reportedly ordered the release of acting chief executive officer Engineer Moses Juma and non-executive director Davison Norupiri who were
The First Lady, Dr Grace Mugabe, has won the 2015 Outstanding Value Addition Investment Award in recognition of the massive work that she has done at Gushungo Dairy and her children’s home in Mazowe. Dr Mugabe, who was the guest
Harare – Zimbabwean parastatals and ministries are bleeding scarce financial resources through inadequate budgetary controls, gaping loopholes for misappropriation of funds and failure to properly follow procurement procedures. #Thisflag revolution exposes editorial interference at ZiFM as Supa targets Ruvheneko over
Information Communication Technology (ICT) minister Supa Mandiwanzira has been accused of interfering in the operations of mobile communication provider, NetOne, and corruptly handpicking a Chinese firm to investigate Huawei, with the investigating company set to be paid $4 million. In
PROPERTY worth thousands of dollars was yesterday destroyed when a building housing the People’s Own Savings Bank (POSB) and post office in Masvingo caught fire due to a suspected electrical fault, it has been reported. Read Also: Masvingo POSB burning
New moves to investigate the airport road deal would reopen one of the most sordid recent chapters in the country’s long history of greed and impunity. The Zimbabwe’s Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) and the Auditor General’s office have separately called for
INFORMATION Communication Technology (ICT) Minister, Supa Mandiwanzira on Saturday took time to roast critics who have turned to social media to attack him and Zanu PF without suggest solutions for the country’s myriad problems. Indecent Exposure : Ruvheneko Parirenyatwa’s SUPA
Zimbabwe National Road Authority (Zinara) could have lost millions of dollars in the $14 million Harare International Airport road dualisation project owing to poor management and suspected nepotism in awarding of tenders by the Transport ministry. A detailed audit
Zimbabwe National Roads Authority (Zinara) chairperson Albert Mugabe’s property is set to go under the hammer after Interfin Bank approached the court and obtained a default judgment and a writ of execution to recover over $47 000 advanced to him
Zimbabwe’s main opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai Thursday announced his shadow Cabinet saying it will work hard in crafting and articulating alternative policies and programmes for the country. Opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai Tsvangirai announced his shadow cabinet before the party’s national