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Harare City Council rot exposed

The Auditor-General has raised red flags over Harare City Council's financial records for the year 2021, citing major inconsistencies and missing documentation that hindered a proper audit of the city's finances.According to the 2024 Audit…

Published: 29 Jul 2025 at 08:35hrs | 450 | by Staff reporter

Chiefs, sangomas bemoan cultural rot

Traditional chiefs and healers have been called upon to play a proactive role in restoring cultural decency by promoting Indigenous Knowledge Systems (IKS) across communities.Chief Chiweshe, born Elias Kutadzaushe, emphasized that traditio…

Published: 01 Jun 2025 at 14:39hrs | 69 | by Staff reporter

Zimbabwe coming apart at the seams

In Zimbabwe, pregnant women are left alone in hospitals to give birth, taps have run dry in major urban centers, infrastructure has all but collapsed and more than half the population needs food aid.This is the toll that two decades of eco…

Published: 15 Sep 2020 at 07:18hrs | 3 | by Staff reporter

US$5,2bn coal fuels project left to rot

PARLIAMENT yesterday grilled Finance ministry officials over a US$5,2 billion coal project spearheaded by Verify Engineering which failed to attract investors due to the poor investment climate prevailing in the country.Last year, Presiden…

Published: 03 Sep 2019 at 08:04hrs | 3 | by Staff reporter

Harare rot, MDC's nadir

ALL things being equal, Harare should be the crown jewel in the MDC administrative crown. The capital is in the 18th year of the opposition administration post-2000, but many things have gone awry and the capital has fast faded from its in…

Published: 24 Jul 2019 at 08:15hrs | | by Paidamoyo Muzulu

Probe unearths Zesa rot

SHOCKING revelations of deep-seated rot and corporate malfeasance have been unearthed at the Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority (Zesa), where millions of United States dollars were siphoned through elaborate schemes of overpayments, pur…

Published: 02 Jun 2019 at 08:15hrs | 26 | by Staff reporter

Bodies rot in mortuary

MATOBO Proportional Representation legislator Rosy Mpofu (Zanu-PF) on Tuesday said the district has been without electricity for weeks due to load-shedding, poor maintenance and vandalism of Zesa Holdings equipment, which has put lives of …

Published: 07 Mar 2019 at 07:08hrs | 2 | by Staff reporter

Air Zimbabwe scandal reflects parastatal rot

THE systematic decline and near-collapse of the country's flag carrier Air Zimbabwe (AirZim), attributed to mismanagement and corruption, reflects the general decay of struggling and bankrupt state-owned enterprises which are supposed to b…

Published: 13 Apr 2018 at 12:49hrs | 2 | by Staff reporter

Dynamos desperate to stop rot

Dynamos coach Lloyd Mutasa says they are desperate to end a dismal start to their 2018 Castle Lager Premiership campaign when they visit a relatively struggling ZPC Kariba at Nyamhunga Stadium tomorrow.The Glamour Boys have made a nightmar…

Published: 06 Apr 2018 at 13:25hrs | | by Staff reporter

ZBC rot exposed

The rot at Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC) has been exposed in a court application in which the national broadcaster's board is seeking nullification of hefty pay rises effected by the company's management.The board of directors is…

Published: 01 Nov 2017 at 13:20hrs | | by Staff reporter

Gokomere High rot exposed

Gokomere High School headmaster Mr Stanley Mtsambiwa allegedly routinely diverted examination fees paid academically-challenged pupils to bright ones in a bid to fix the pass rate at the Catholic-run school.Gokomere High is among the best …

Published: 22 Feb 2017 at 07:53hrs | 2 | by Staf Reporter

Mugabe's rot continues

Mugabe's penchant for nepotism has just revealed itself by the appointment of his son in law to serve on the most powerful position at Air Zimbabwe yesterday. Air Zimbabwe is amongst the largest white elephants among the country's parastat…

Published: 05 Oct 2016 at 16:06hrs | 1 | by Iphithule kaMaphosa

Stop the rot at border posts

The recent transfer of police officers from Beitbridge district and the impending transfer of officials from other departments over alleged corruption at the border came as good news to the majority of Zimbabweans but yet another sign of i…

Published: 26 Aug 2016 at 06:28hrs | 1 | by Lloyd Gumbo

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