Zim life insurance to grow 3,6pc: BMI Research
Business Reporter UK-based research firm-BMI Research, which is part of the Fitch Group, has forecast the Zimbabwe life insurance business to grow by 3,6 percent in 2018 after growing by…
Material achievements and spiritual perfections
Flora Teckie Correspondent As we celebrate the beginning of a new year, it is opportune to reflect on how to find a positive connection and balance between material and spiritual aspects…
Ensure people benefit from projects: Rugeje
George Maponga Masvingo Bureau Government has been challenged to ensure that the people of Masvingo Province accumulate socio-economic benefits from the recently commissioned Tokwe-Mukosi Dam.
Proteas down India in Newlands
CAPE TOWN. – Vernon Philander took six second-innings wickets as South Africa beat India by 72 runs in the first Test cricket at Newlands yesterday, in what was a roller-coaster…
Buhera, Mutasa RDCs named worst performers
Nyore Madzianike Manicaland Bureau Buhera and Mutasa rural district councils (RDCs) were the worst performing local authorities in terms of service delivery, particularly on road rehabilitation as they failed to efficiently…
Chegutu to introduce prepaid water system
Heather Charema Correspondent Chegutu Municipality is set to upgrade its water supply system by introducing a prepaid billing system by year-end. Government has since allocated $1 million to the municipality for the…
Be wary of phone transfer fraud, parents warned
Martha Leboho Masvingo Correspondent Police in Masvingo Province have warned parents, guardians, school authorities and pupils to be wary of fraud through mobile phone transfers in exchange for cash when travelling…
Harare City Council to engage German experts
Innocent Ruwende Senior Reporter Harare City Council is set to get experts from Germany, who will work on a voluntary basis to assist in turning around the fortunes of the city,…
Chimanimani farmers embrace free-range poultry production
Blessing Rwizi Mutare Bureau Farmers in Ward 20, Chimanimani, have embraced free-range poultry production, with hundreds of road-runners, turkeys, geese, ducks and guinea-fowls having been produced over the past six months.
Zim economic prospects bright, say experts
Darlington Musarurwa Deputy News Editor— AN economic recovery that is likely to result from policies pursued by the new political administration in Zimbabwe will likely create “significant opportunities” both in…

