‘80% teachers heed strike call’
TEACHERS’ unions yesterday described their nationwide strike as a huge success, with at least 80% heeding the…
UK moots punitive measures on Zim
THE British government has all but lost confidence in President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s administration and yesterday threatened more…
Cabinet approves parastatal reforms
CABINET yesterday approved a litany of measures meant to strengthen under-performing parastatals such as Air Zimbabwe, the…
Number plates shortage: Govt intervenes
Importers of vehicles who have been unable to register them owing to a shortage of number plates…
New rules for magistrates’ courts
Newly-gazetted Magistrates (Civil) Courts Rules, which came into effect on February 1, now allow serving of court…
ZIFA clinch mega deal
ZIFA have clinched a kit sponsorship deal with English sportswear giant Umbro, who will dress up all…
Teachers push for strike
The two biggest teachers’ unions decided to go on strike starting today after the Apex Council, a…
2% tax: Déjà vu
AS part of the top-down prescriptions that have visited adverse effects on the economic situation of ordinary…
South Africa stays on the sidelines of Zimbabwe crisis
Almost two decades after the start of the Zimbabwe crisis, South Africa is once again standing silently…
Mnangagwa’s pre-emptive strike
‘It’s the worst since 2008.” That’s how some Zimbabweans who have spoken to the Mail & Guardian over the…