Southern Eye
December 4, 2020, Fri
Bulawayo residents have condemned the Supreme Court ruling giving employers the nod to terminate workers’ contracts by giving them a three months’ notice, with some describing it as inhumane.
The government says it plans to rope in private players to assist in the construction of 2 056 new primary and secondary schools to ease pressure on the existing institutions.
BULAWAYO – Mines and Mining Development minister Walter Chidhakwa says mining companies in Zimbabwe should collaborate and build a power station to mitigate power shortages in the country.
CHIEFS in Nkayi District of Matabeleland North Province have expressed concern over the increase in the number of child rape and incest cases in the district, saying they handle nearly 20 such cases every month.
BULAWAYO – Property worth millions of dollars belonging to the state-owned meat processor, Cold Storage Company (CSC) is set to go under the hammer today over unpaid debt to the Bulawayo City Council.
MDC Renewal Bulawayo province has told Local Government minister Saviour Kasukuwere to exercise extreme caution when dealing with informal traders operating at undesignated sites in the city’s central business district.
ECONOMIC inequality can be measured by the distribution of wealth, income or consumption or between races, sexes, tribes, regions or individuals.
Since independence Zimbabwe has embarked on several high-profile operations led or coordinated by State security organs. Most of the operations had noble intents yet the methodologies or vehicles of achieving the desired results were appallingly calamitous.
Umguza Primary School which is facing a critical challenge of textbooks got a timely boost after it received thousands of dollars worth of learning materials from a United Kingdom-based trust.
State-owned National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) says it narrowed its losses in the full-year to December 2013 by 7% to $49 million but poor business and failure to recapitalise have left the parastatal facing a bleak future.