by STAFF WRITER AS MOZAMBIQUE grapples with crippling fuel shortages that have left motorists queueing for hours and paralysed commerce across the central provinces, one religious leader has issued an unusual divine forecast: within three weeks, the pumps will flow freely again.
by NORMA TSOPO FOR decades, the Eastern Highlands have been an unlikely backwater. A landscape of mist-draped mountains, tea plantations and forests that tumble towards Mozambique, it possesses all the raw materials of a tourist mecca: mild climes, dramatic scenery and a certain colonial-era charm.
by BERNARD CHIKETO Manicaland provincial minister has emerged as one of the top-performing devolution chiefs in the latest government rankings, prompting him to shower praises to both his superiors and his support staff.
by BERNARD CHIKETO WHEN President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s administration introduced performance contracts for Cabinet ministers four years ago, sceptics dismissed them as theatrical optics in a system long accustomed to job security regardless of results.
by DR BRIAN TAWANDA MARWENZE WHEN US and Israeli warplanes hit Tehran, Isfahan and Tabriz, they weren’t stopping a bomb—they were launching one.
by BERNARD CHIKETO A HIGH Court judge has dismissed an urgent bid by Destiny of Afrika Network (DANet) former Manicaland projects manager Wilson Masokovere to hold onto his post, upholding his dismissal for misconduct and clearing the way for his immediate removal from the organisation’s premises.
by BERNARD CHIKETO TORTOISES may be slow but they are masters of survival. A mature one is undeniably a veteran of it.
