The journey is on

THE 2012 edition of Friends of The Environment (FOTE) walkathons got off to a promising start on Wednesday with this year’s programme proving that it is indeed bigger and better than the previous

Global Shapers Community launched

Business Reporter
ZIMBABWE’S first Global Shapers Community, a network of young people who are outstanding in their potential, achievements and drive to make meaningful contributions to their communities was officially

Campaign to help exploited drivers

Labour Reporter
The South African Transport and Allied Workers’ Union has joined hands with its Zimbabwean counterparts in addressing victimisation of their members by employers.

Revellers in for a treat this weekend

Ruth Butaumocho and Shepherd Mushava
An epic musical battle pitting some of Zimbabwe’s finest musicians, Oliver Mtukudzi, Tryson Chimbetu and the first family of gospel music, Olivia and Charles Charamba will take place at Richwood Sports

It’s a women’s affair at the jazz fest

Entertainment Editor
Jazz lovers will this week have the best of both worlds, when some of Zimbabwe’s country’s top female musicians descend on Jazz 105, the premier jazz joint in Harare for a three-day jazz fest,

Cottonseed producers shun shops

Senior Agriculture Reporter
PRODUCERS of cottonseed have indicated that they will not distribute the commodity to shops but to agents throughout the country.

Managers, Zesa on collision path

Takunda Maodza Senior Business Reporter
SIXTEEN Zimbabwe Electricity Transmission and Distribution Company senior managers who successfully challenged their unilateral transfer in the High Court are suing their managing director Mr Julian

Buy Zimbabwe sports, fun festival

Robert Garai Muganda Buy Zimbabwe

BUY Zimbabwe in partnership with University of Zimbabwe will next week engage its respective partners in a variety of sports during the first Buy Zimbabwe — UZ sports and Fun festival.

Solar systems ideal for rural areas

Solar systems for power and heating are ideally suited for use in agriculture and rural environments and provide a viable and economical solution and substitute for Zesa electricity.

Women in Construction members graduate

Pauline Mhuka Business Reporter
Twenty members of the Zimbabwe Women in Construction Association yesterday graduated with certificates in building technology under the Partners in Building programme.

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