adminIT and visually impaired
Herald ReporterA new organisation that advocates for the needs of visually impaired members of society to realise their capabilities has been formed. In an interview recently, Shine On International Trust Founder and board member, Mr Tafadzwa Nyamuziwa, said the organisation was aimed at educating and
High Court dismisses Rahman Gumbo’s case
Daniel Nemukuyu Senior Court ReporterTHE High Court has ruled that former FC Platinum head coach Rahman Gumbo’s fears of eviction from the club’s house and seizure of an official vehicle were baseless and unsubstantiated. Justice Joseph Musakwa ruled that the said threats were based on hearsay and that there was no
Police question Zanu-PF youth chair Kunaka
Crime ReporterZanu-PF youth chairman for Harare province Cde Jimu Kunaka was on Monday questioned by police over allegations of taking part in the shooting of municipal policemen demolishing illegal car sales. Cde Kunaka and a woman identified as Mrs Midzi were questioned by detectives from the Criminal
US$5 entry charge too high for show goers
Agriculture Reporters
STAKEHOLDERS to the Harare Agricultural Show have expressed concern with the timing of the event saying it always came at a time when many people would not have received their salaries. This scenario, they argue, has always forced many people to attend the event in the last two days just
Court rules retrenchees get vehicles for free
Daniel Nemukuyu Senior Court ReporterTwenty-three Unifreight Ltd retrenches will now get the vehicles they were using for free as part of their packages. This follows a Supreme Court ruling that the deal for them to buy the vehicles at book value was concluded during the Zimbabwean dollar era. The Supreme Court last week dismissed
Ethiopian leader Meles Zenawi dies
Meles Zenawi, who ruled Ethiopia for more than 20 years, has died while undergoing treatment for an undisclosed illness, according to Ethiopian state television.
Census a nightmare for Gwanda rural enumerators
Gwanda Correspondent
conducting the census is a nightmare for enumerators in Gwanda South as some are walking more than 10 kilometres to conduct the process because of transport problems.
Miners prepare for indaba
Oliver Kazunga
Residents urged to utilise community gardens
Chronicle Reporter
COMMUNITY gardens can help improve urban dwellers’ food security, an official has said.
Warriors dealt Ebola blow
Lovemore Dube
ZIMBABWE lost out on a chance to play international football last week in a four-team tournament in Uganda following reports of an Ebola outbreak in the central African country.