Suspended chief magistrate Mishrod Guvamombe heaved a sigh
of relief yesterday after the travel restriction initially imposed on him as
part of his bail conditions was lifted by the court.
He also successfully applied to have his reporting
conditi…
Suspended chief magistrate Mishrod Guvamombe heaved a sigh
of relief yesterday after the travel restriction initially imposed on him as
part of his bail conditions was lifted by the court.
He also successfully applied to have his reporting
conditions reduced from four times a week to once a week.
When he initially appeared in court, Guvamombe, who is
facing criminal abuse of office
Government is set to repeal a legal provision that criminalises transmission of HIV/AIDS to a partner in order to keep abreast with international standards, Parliament heard yesterday. Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Ziyambi Ziyambi […
Government is set to repeal a legal provision that criminalises transmission of HIV/AIDS to a partner in order to keep abreast with international standards, Parliament heard yesterday. Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Ziyambi Ziyambi
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GOVERNMENT has said some bodies of people who have been reported missing in Chimanimani following the ravaging Cyclone Idai are reportedly floating in Mozambique and the army is on its way to retrieve them. Presenting […]
GOVERNMENT has said some bodies of people who have been reported missing in Chimanimani following the ravaging Cyclone Idai are reportedly floating in Mozambique and the army is on its way to retrieve them. Presenting
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President Mnangagwa has said Government will engage experts
to investigate an earth tremor that was felt in Chimanimani before Cyclone Idai
hit the district last week, resulting in massive loss of lives and destruction
of property.
The President…
President Mnangagwa has said Government will engage experts
to investigate an earth tremor that was felt in Chimanimani before Cyclone Idai
hit the district last week, resulting in massive loss of lives and destruction
of property.
The President was speaking during his tour of Chimanimani
to assess the extent of the damage caused by the cyclone and meet with the
affected communities to
Government and civil servants yesterday sealed a salary
accord after the employer improved its offer to the workers from $350 million
to $400 million.
This will translate into a salary increment of $129 across
the board effective April 1. The lowe…
Government and civil servants yesterday sealed a salary
accord after the employer improved its offer to the workers from $350 million
to $400 million.
This will translate into a salary increment of $129 across
the board effective April 1. The lowest-paid worker in Grade B1 will now be
getting $570, up from $441.
Negotiations for a further salary review — possibly in June
— will continue