School fees increases unlikely
Bulawayo Bureau THE majority of schools in the country are not likely to increase school fees for the First Term which begins on January 10 as Government has not received…
Good harvest for 2017
Harmony Agere Extra Reporter— LOCAL farmers have expressed hope for bumper yields due to good rains being received countrywide as well as improved preparations for the 2016-2017 cropping season.
Drugs, threat to youths
Passion Mvenge St Mary’s College of Academy (U6) — The community is not developing but rather deteriorating because the young generation, the backbone of the nation is destroying their lives…
Foundation College wins HIV/Aids quiz competition
Sandra Tekere and Amanda Ncube, Sunday News Reporters FOUNDATION College in Nkulumane walked away with $400 last week after it emerged the overall winner in the HIV and Aids quiz…
Zimra orders halt to business licences
Bulawayo Bureau ZIMBABWE Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) has mandated all local authorities to stop issuing or renewing trade and business licences to people who do not have valid tax clearance certificates.…
Churches urged to partner Government
Munyaradzi Chamalimba Religion Correspondent — EPWORTH District Administrator, Benedicta Mubaiwa has encouraged churches to partner Government in bringing peace, unity and harmony in communities through developmental initiatives.
Oskido throws shade at Eastern suburbs
Nhlalwenhle Ngwenya, Sunday Life Correspondent AWARD winning and Kalawa boss DJ Oskido riled his audience and left them stunned, after he cursed out at people from the eastern suburbs at…
Man steals to buy Christmas groceries
Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu, Plumtree Correspondent A BULILIMA man will spend the next two years in prison after he stole property valued at $1 310 from his two neighbours in a bid…
Churches urged to partner Government
Munyaradzi Chamalimba Religion Correspondent — EPWORTH District Administrator, Benedicta Mubaiwa has encouraged churches to partner Government in bringing peace, unity and harmony in communities through developmental initiatives.
FBC invests US$5m in agric value chains
Livingstone Marufu— FBC Bank intends to invest US$5 million this year into agricultural value chain players to promote small-scale farmers by adding value to their products.










