NAC SELLS CARS TO BOSSES FOR A SONG

Dube

The National Aids Council (NAC) sold cars to its executives
for $1 each in October last year, and is now paying the beneficiaries $2 000
per month each, for using the same vehicles, since NAC has not yet replaced the
vehicles.

This has spa…

Dube The National Aids Council (NAC) sold cars to its executives for $1 each in October last year, and is now paying the beneficiaries $2 000 per month each, for using the same vehicles, since NAC has not yet replaced the vehicles. This has sparked outrage from stakeholders, who now accuse the managers of profiteering. Information gathered by The Herald indicates that the six Toyota

FIRE GUTS NEW CENTRAL REGISTRY BUILDING

Fire broke out early yesterday morning at the new Central
Registry Building in central Harare, in what authorities suspected to be an
arson attempt by criminal elements.

It took swift action by guards of a firm providing security
services at the …

Fire broke out early yesterday morning at the new Central Registry Building in central Harare, in what authorities suspected to be an arson attempt by criminal elements. It took swift action by guards of a firm providing security services at the building to put out the fire that burnt some copper cables on the balcony of the third floor. The cables that were burnt were being used to fix

FORMER BANK FOUNDER ORDERED TO REPAY $1M

Former NMB Bank founder Mr Julius Makoni started his
banking business with the intention to harvest money from the financial
institution for himself, the High Court ruled in a case in which the banker was
refusing to settle more than $1.1 million adv…

Former NMB Bank founder Mr Julius Makoni started his banking business with the intention to harvest money from the financial institution for himself, the High Court ruled in a case in which the banker was refusing to settle more than $1.1 million advanced to one of his Trusts. Justice Happias Zhou made the remarks in the judgment forcing the banker to settle his debt with his former bank to

JAPAJAPA CONVICTED

MDC activist Paddington Japajapa, who insulted Zambian
ambassador to Zimbabwe Zelipa Chitambo after he failed to secure a maize import
licence, was last week convicted of disorderly conduct.

Harare magistrate Nyasha Vhitorini deferred the matter t…

MDC activist Paddington Japajapa, who insulted Zambian ambassador to Zimbabwe Zelipa Chitambo after he failed to secure a maize import licence, was last week convicted of disorderly conduct. Harare magistrate Nyasha Vhitorini deferred the matter to April 5 for sentencing. The court heard that on October 13, 2017, Japajapa, who was in the company of five women, visited the Zambian Embassy

WE WILL PROVIDE A FURTHER $30M : CHINA

The Chinese Government will this year provide US$30 million
to assist and support the Government and the country as relations between the
two countries continue to strengthen.

This was revealed by Chinese Ambassador to Zimbabwe Mr Guo
Shaochun aft…

The Chinese Government will this year provide US$30 million to assist and support the Government and the country as relations between the two countries continue to strengthen. This was revealed by Chinese Ambassador to Zimbabwe Mr Guo Shaochun after he paid a courtesy call on Vice President Constantino Chiwenga at his Munhumutapa offices yesterday. In an interview, Ambassador Guo said