Police officer injured in demo against roadblocks
Midlands Reporters AN anti-riot police officer was injured yesterday as a demonstration by Kwekwe commuter omnibus operators against the increasing number of roadblocks and corruption turned nasty.
Winky D starts Gafa Tour
Bruce Ndlovu, Showbiz Correspondent AFTER a show at the Winter Festival in Gweru this Saturday night at Midlands Hotel, dancehall chanter Winky D will return to the same venue in…
‘Forget about white collar jobs’
Kiyapili Sibanda, Business Reporter YOUNG people should forget about white collar jobs and work hard to set up their own businesses including farming, an official said.
Ndudzo appointed Auditor General
Farirai Machivenyika, Harare Bureau Industrial Development Corporation General Manager Mr Mike Ndudzo has been appointed Auditor-General, taking over from Mrs Mildred Chiri who is stepping down following the expiry of…
Zim maize production up 286 percent
Felex Share, Harare Bureau The 2016/17 agricultural season registered a 280 percent increase in average household maize production from the previous year, the latest Zimbabwe Vulnerability Assessment Committee (ZimVAC) report…
Stanbic Bank pours $273m into tobacco farming
Business Editor STANBIC Bank Zimbabwe says it has channelled $273.2 million towards financing the tobacco industry this year.
Her life story reads like a fairytale
STARTING from humble beginnings to a chapter of defying all odds and achieving the somewhat unimaginable — her life story reads like a fairytale.
Villagers live in fear over spilt acid
Leonard Ncube, Victoria Falls Reporter VILLAGERS in Gulalembila area in Hwange District are living in fear of a health hazard after a Zambian registered haulage truck spilt 34 000 litres…
President commissions Dedication Tower
Nyore Madzianike, Harare Burreau PRESIDENT Mugabe yesterday officially commissioned the Dedication Tower as a national monument during the graduation ceremony of 593 police officers at Morris Depot in Harare.
I was home sick, says Mutuma
Tedious Manyepo, Harare Bureau THE self-proclaimed Prince of Zimbabwean football, Rodreck Mutuma, reckons he will now focus more on his football after making his debut for his third club, in…

