Reprieve for City vendors
Government will not back down on ridding the cities and towns of illegal vendors, a Cabinet minister has said.
Artificial insemination: Timeous technology for cattle farmers
WHEN discussing breed improvement with smallholder farmers in various parts of the country, I am always confronted with the question of how to use artificial insemination as a breeding method. This…
GARDEN AFFAIR: Yes, it’s time for indigenous veggies!
The rainy season is also a time when many indigenous vegetables are available.
ZHUWAO BRIEF: Working to a virtuous circle of growth
For Mhone, Lewis’ analysis of the ideal growth process demonstrates how the process of accumulation unfolds as enclavity is eliminated and the whole economy is subsumed by wealth accumulation mode…
What is a wife?
MOST women are being divorced for being lazy, arrogant and careless. We are being divorced because of laziness and filthiness. Learn to talk to your husband and not talk at…
Mota-Engil surpasses coal target
Africa Moyo recently in HWANGE MOTA-ENGIL Zimbabwe has ramped up production at Hwange Colliery, surpassing the contractual 200 000 tonnes of coal per month by 6,6 percent in February.
Retail sector mayhem
The influx of vendors in Harare’s Central Business District (CBD) is not only an eyesore, it has also brought anarchy into the heart of the local retailing sector.
UZ celebrates 60 years
Debra Matabvu Amid all the economic and social crises that the country has experienced to date, the University Of Zimbabwe has defied all the odds and excelled for the past…
Female chanters fight violence though music
A GROUP of female Zim dancehall chanters has embarked on a programme to stop women and child abuse, domestic violence and gender discrimination through song.
Partners await greenlight for rail project
Kudakwashe Mutandi – Sunday Mail Reporter THE Zimbabwe Youth Development Trust (ZYDT) has bemoaned delays by Government to grant a concession for implementation of the US$1,6 billion Harare-Chitungwiza Railway project.





