Vendors in Gweru have raised alarm over the resurfacing of space barons at council-run market stalls who are allegedly subdividing them and charging exorbitant prices in rentals on a daily and weekly basis.
Kudzanayi Bus Terminus has been identified a…
Vendors in Gweru have raised alarm over the resurfacing of space barons at council-run market stalls who are allegedly subdividing them and charging exorbitant prices in rentals on a daily and weekly basis.
Kudzanayi Bus Terminus has been identified as a hotspot for space barons who subdivide the stalls to third party tenants and charge them exorbitant rentals.
Speaking during a recent full
Harare City Council has suspended 26 refuse compactor drivers who were moonlighting while on council duty and using the city’s vehicles, compromising waste collection.
This led to garbage piling up in most residential areas, presenting citizens of t…
Harare City Council has suspended 26 refuse compactor drivers who were moonlighting while on council duty and using the city’s vehicles, compromising waste collection.
This led to garbage piling up in most residential areas, presenting citizens of the capital with a potential health hazard.
The drivers in question would allegedly rush residents and at times fail to collect garbage in some
Zimbabwean mobile network operators (MNOs) are up in arms with the Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (Potraz) over the ICT industry regulator’s alleged intransigence over the operators’ pricing adjustment application.
Sinc…
Zimbabwean mobile network operators (MNOs) are up in arms with the Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (Potraz) over the ICT industry regulator’s alleged intransigence over the operators’ pricing adjustment application.
Since the new Monetary Policy Statement (MPS) was announced on February 20, 2019, operators have been pushing Potraz to review the call charges upwards
PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government is wary of mass protests and is working around the clock to create the much-needed jobs for the youths.
This comes after the opposition led by Nelson Chamisa warned that the country could slide into total anar…
PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government is wary of mass protests and is working around the clock to create the much-needed jobs for the youths.
This comes after the opposition led by Nelson Chamisa warned that the country could slide into total anarchy unless the thorny issue of youth unemployment is addressed. An estimated 10 percent of the country’s population is formally employed.
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