KALAWA MAYHEM
Bruce Ndlovu IT was meant to be the event of the year but in the end it was characterised by shoddy preparations and a weak line-up that left many questioning…
Govt targets 200ha per district for irrigation
Dumisani Nsingo, Senior Farming Reporter THE Government has started its accelerated irrigation infrastructure development programme aimed at putting in place 200 hectares per district under irrigation annually over the next…
ZIM LOSS DENTS 2017
Mehluli Sibanda in Port Elizabeth, South Africa ZIMBABWE’S loss to South Africa inside two days of what was meant to be a historic four-day, day/night pink ball cricket Test at…
Unity key to development
Vincent Gono THE senior political leadership in the Matabeleland region has thrown its weight behind newly appointed Vice-President in the PF-Zapu and Zanu-PF balance of power Cde Kembo Mohadi, saying…
United Nations chief congratulates Weah
New York — UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Friday congratulated George Weah on his victory in Liberia’s presidential election and praised the peaceful conduct of the vote.
Govt spruces up civil service: CSC to retire 65-year-old workers in January 2018
Debra Matabvu, Harare Bureau Over 3 000 youth officers and 500 unqualified civil servants will be off the Government payroll from today, saving the State roughly US$1,8 million per month.
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Let’s stop price madness as we enter 2018
THE eventful and dramatic 2017 comes to a an end tonight. What a year it has been. The year 2017 would be remembered for its dramatic political events, some of…
Command Livestock should target smallholder farmers
Mhlupheki Dube THE cropping season seems to be beginning on a slow start and the amount of rainfall that has been received especially in Matabeleland is already worrying farmers.
Pime Minister, cabinet resign in troubled Mali
Bamako — Mali’s Prime Minister Abdoulaye Idrissa Maiga and his government resigned on Friday, a surprise move just months ahead of presidential polls.
All set for $2m Byo suburb construction
Dumisani Nsingo, Senior Business Reporter CONSTRUCTION work at Bulawayo’s new $2 billion upmarket residential project, Hopeville suburb will commence soon.











