adminEDITORIAL COMMENT: Tertiary education must match economic vision
YESTERDAY President Mnangagwa met captains of industry and heads of tertiary institutions to give the much-needed thought leadership to sectors that are pivotal to the economic development of the country.
Hwange $1,5bn upgrade gets China boost
Business Reporter Work on the 600 megawatt extension of Hwange Power Station will start soon, after China reaffirmed its commitment to facilitate the $1,5 billion upgrade, among several other potential…
Whither our stars?
Eddie Chikamhi Senior Sports Reporter— THE common denominator between Warriors skipper Knowledge Musona and Liverpool’s Brazilian midfielder Roberto Firmino is that both cut their teeth into professional football careers in…
Chinotimba ecstatic ahead of book launch
Problem Masau Arts Correspondent The king of lighter side of politics, Buhera South legislator Joseph Chinotimba, who was recently bestowed with the honour of being appointed Ambassador of Happiness by the…
Chaos rocks MDC-T as bigwigs boycott meeting
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Tanzania hails China ivory ban
DAR ES SALAAM. — The government of Tanzania and conservation organisations last Wednesday hailed China’s decision to end ivory trade, saying the move offered hope for the future of elephants…
ED calls varsities, polytechs to action‘ . . . provide skills relevant to Zim’s economic needs’
Zvamaida Murwira Senior Reporter— President Mnangagwa has appealed to institutions of higher and tertiary learning to provide education and skills that are relevant to the country’s immediate economic developmental challenges while…
Highfield MP Maziwisa, Pambuka arrested
Farirai Machivenyika and Lovemore Meya— Highfield National Assembly representative Cde Psychology Maziwisa and former ZBC News anchor Oscar Pambuka were yesterday arrested by the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) for fraud…
‘Zambia’s ruling party still strong’
LUSAKA. — Zambia’s ruling party has assured its supporters that it is still strong and vibrant and remains true to its founding ideals despite challenges and setbacks.
Romeo Gasa can turn up sungura heat
Godwin Muzari Arts Editor Over the last few years, sungura music has been losing ground to emerging genres and this trend is mainly a result of lack of competition in the…