Peter Matika Senior Reporter
PRIME Minister Morgan Tsvangirai-led Movement for Democratic Change (MDC-T) councillor, Mr Collet Ndhlovu, has been accused of hijacking a transport project meant to benefit people living with disabilities in Bulawayo’s Cowdray Park suburb, in a move that has been described as a desperate bid to gain political mileage. The transport project, which has

Roberta Katunga in Victoria Falls
DEPUTY Prime Minister Professor Arthur Mutambara has urged people to have a positive attitude towards the empowerment of women saying they are better managers and leaders as compared to their male counterparts. Prof Mutambara, who was addressing delegates at the Zimbabwe National Chamber of Commerce (ZNCC) congress held in

Stanford Chiwanga Sunday News Reporter
THE Professor Welshman Ncube led MDC has been forced to hold primary elections in some of its constituencies and to shelve its directive for all aspiring council and parliamentary candidates to be elected through consensus, as some party members felt that the move was tantamount to imposing candidates. The MDC National Directorate

Midlands Correspondent
FACTIONALISM has returned to haunt the MDC-T party in the Midlands Province following the confirmation process and primary elections held recently, with losing candidates expressing discontent at the manner in which the internal polls were held. Sunday News spoke to some of the losing candidates who cited irregularities in the just ended primary

Stanford Chiwanga Sunday News Reporter
WAR veterans leader Cde Jabulani Sibanda has fervently dismissed accusations that he and war veterans aligned to Zanu-PF have unleashed a reign of terror in the country and said he is not a violent man but a man of peace who is just “politically aggressive” in his crusade to defend the sovereignty of Zimbabwe. Sections of the media have accused Cde

Peter Matika Senior Reporter
EXTREME weather, toxic substances, foul odours, diseases, flies and the general disdain by other sections of society - these are just a few of the hazards and hardships refuse salvagers who live and work at Ngozi mine dumpsite must contend with on a daily basis. Yet the work they do - sorting through garbage and reclaiming whatever is usable - is

Bekezela Tshuma Sunday News reporter
ENVIRONMENT Africa Regional Director Mr Pedzisai Innocent Hodzonge made a passionate call for the media to play a critical role in ensuring that information on the drastic effects of climate change cascades to the country’s communities. Zimbabwe and other African countries are faced with food shortages as a result of climatic changes.

Harare Bureau

Over 60 000 new voters have registered in time for this year’s polls while about 345 400 names of deceased people have been struck off the national voters’ roll in the last five months. The latest developments bring the total number of registered voters to almost 5,7 million.

Harare Bureau

Zimbabwe will celebrate its 33rd Independence Day Anniversary this Thursday amid high expectations that the Indigenisation and Economic Empowerment Programme will yield benefits for thousands.

Vusumuzi Dube and Mbongeni Msimanga

Sunday News Reporters

THE MDC-T leadership has resolved to send a firefighting team to end the infighting in Bulawayo province, as the party fears that internal strife in one of its strongest regions will undermine its chances of winning this year’s harmonised elections.

Vusumuzi Dube

Sunday News Correspondent

GOVERNMENT will gradually hand over the management of water supplies to small towns with the capacity of effectively carrying out this service, a Cabinet minister has said.