Minister commissions Food for Assets programme bridge
Richard Muponde, Gwanda Correspondent THE Minister of Transport and Infrastructure Development, Dr Joram Gumbo yesterday commissioned the $200 000 Siziyakhele-Mtshabezi Bridge in Umzingwane which links six wards to the Bulawayo-Beitbridge…
CBZ sets aside $35k for youth entrepreneurs
Bianca Mlilo, Business Reporter CBZ Holdings yesterday conducted a business coaching workshop for youth entrepreneurs in Bulawayo where it pledged to bankroll viable business projects.
Govt seeks foreign funding for Command Agriculture
Julia Mugadzaweta, Harare Bureau The Government has approached foreign financiers to meet the required $500 million target for the Command Agriculture programme after rejecting local offers because of the prohibitive…
Mighty Warriors off to Yaounde
Ellina Mhlanga, Harare Bureau MIGHTY Warriors’ seasoned striker Rutendo Makore is convinced they will leave a mark at the Africa Women Cup of Nations starting this weekend in Cameroon.
Concern over children without birth certificates: Ignorance, cultural beliefs cited
Crystabel Chikayi, Features Reporter EXPERTS say poverty is the commonest reason why some children across the country do not have birth certificates, years after they are born.
Maintenance hearing exposes granddad incest
Cynthia Dube, Court Reporter A WOMAN from Bulawayo’s Pumula suburb yesterday dragged her grandfather to court seeking $180 maintenance after they sired a child together following what she said were…
Land Commission Bill to address disputes, challenges
Pamela Shumba, Senior Reporter THE Land Commission Bill will go a long way in addressing disputes and challenges emanating from the land reform programme, the Minister of Lands and Rural…
DeMbare start 2017 preps
Eddie Chikamhi, Harare Bureau DYNAMOS president Kenny Mubaiwa says the Glamour Boys leadership is working round the clock to ensure they bounce back to the top next year.
Price increases push inflation up
ZIMBABWE’s annual inflation for October gained 0.37 percentage points to close the month at -0.95 percent from -1.33 percent in September as prices of some basic commodities started creeping up.
Air Botswana discontinues Harare, Lusaka flights
AIR Botswana has suspended the Gaborone-Harare and Gaborone-Lusaka routes as of last weekend as part of the airline’s plans to enhance the schedule rationalisation exercise for the upcoming summer period.











