adminRegulators urged to scrutinise e-cigarettes
Harvard researchers recently examined 51 separate liquid vaping flavours, and their findings are downright frightening. It may not be the most highly publicised “war,” but the US government and the Centres…
Ode in memory of heroes of the struggle
Elliot Ziwira @The Book Store Now that Unity Day is upon us, it is worthwhile to remember the sacrifices that were made to make it possible for the Motherland to enjoy…
Willdale eyes increased brick production
Business Reporter “Better efficiencies and cost management led to reduced cost of production. The plant is now poised to meet production in excess of 100 million bricks per annum.”
Tout denies paternity
Ivan Zhakata Court Correspondent A tout told a Harare Civil Court magistrate recently that he was not aware that he had fathered a child until he received summons for maintenance. Andrew…
Woman wants maintenance variation for autistic child
Ivan Zhakata Court Reporter A Harare woman has taken her ex-husband to the Civil Court demanding an increase in maintenance after their child was referred for therapy for autism.
Pope welcomes Syria, Libya peace moves
Vatican City. — Pope Francis welcomed a UN-backed roadmap to end the Syrian war on Sunday, and said recent efforts to establish a national unity government in Libya sparked hopes…
Hubby in bid to save killer wife
Fungai Lupande Court Reporter The husband of a woman who scalded and killed their six-month-old baby when she attacked him with boiling water, now wants the charges dropped, but the…
Expedite Batoka project: Govt
Victoria Falls Bureau THE Batoka and Kariba hydroelectric projects on the Zambezi River must be expedited as they have the capacity to produce 5 000 megawatts and solve the energy…
Paralympics step up preparations
Grace Chingoma Sports Reporter ELEVEN years since Elliot Mujaji sprinted to gold in Athens, Greece, the Zimbabwe Paralympic Committee are hoping that their current crop of athletes can emulate that…
Government recovers SPB ‘missing’ vehicles
Senior Reporter The five all-terrain Government vehicles, which the former State Procurement Board (SPB) chairperson Mr Charles Kuwaza was hiding, have finally been allocated to some staff members following his…