The sunday news today zimbabwe

Here are some of the top stories from The Sunday News, a Zimbabwean newspaper, for today:

Headlines:

  1. Mnangagwa's Govt to Introduce New Currency: The government has announced plans to introduce a new currency to replace the US dollar and other foreign currencies currently in use.
  2. Zanu-PF Youth League Demands Chamisa's Arrest: The Zanu-PF Youth League has called for the arrest of MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa, accusing him of inciting violence and undermining the government.
  3. Zimbabwe to Host SADC Summit: Zimbabwe will host the Southern African Development Community (SADC) summit in August, with President Emmerson Mnangagwa expected to chair the meeting.
  4. Farmers Cry Foul Over Low Cotton Prices: Cotton farmers are up in arms over low prices being offered for their produce, with some threatening to boycott the market.
  5. Zimra Seizes Goods Worth $1.5m: The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) has seized goods worth $1.5 million at the Beitbridge Border Post, in a crackdown on smuggling.

News:

  1. Mnangagwa to Meet SADC Leaders: President Emmerson Mnangagwa is expected to meet with SADC leaders in August to discuss regional issues, including the ongoing political and economic challenges facing the region.
  2. Zimra Introduces New Tax Regime: Zimra has introduced a new tax regime, which includes a 10% tax on all goods and services, in a bid to increase revenue collection.
  3. Farmers Urged to Adopt Climate-Smart Agriculture: Farmers have been urged to adopt climate-smart agriculture practices to mitigate the impact of climate change on their crops.
  4. Zim to Host African Games: Zimbabwe will host the African Games in 2023, with the country expected to spend millions of dollars on infrastructure development.
  5. MDC Alliance Accuses Govt of Persecuting Opposition: The MDC Alliance has accused the government of persecuting opposition leaders and members, citing the recent arrest of several party officials.

Opinion:

  1. The Need for Economic Reforms: An editorial calling for economic reforms to address the country's economic challenges.
  2. The Politics of Fear: An opinion piece arguing that the government's use of fear and intimidation is a recipe for disaster.

Please note that these are just some of the top stories and may not be the complete edition of The Sunday News.