Unearthing gems in ‘marginalised’ Kariba

THE story of the BaTonga people, how they were chaotically moved to pave way for Kariba dam by the colonial Rhodesian government and the community’s struggle for development in their…

NRZ targets hauling 3,5 million tonnes of freight

Clinton Moyo, Business Reporter THE National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) has set a target of moving 3,5 million tonnes of freight this year, an increase of about 11 percent of…

Ndoro in trouble, Rusike keeps scoring

AJAX CAPE TOWN striker Tendai Ndoro will on Monday travel to Johannesburg to meet with the PSL amid controversy surrounding his registration with the Cape club.

Ndoro in trouble, Rusike keeps scoring

AJAX CAPE TOWN striker Tendai Ndoro will on Monday travel to Johannesburg to meet with the PSL amid controversy surrounding his registration with the Cape club.

‘No postponement of elections’

Zimbabwe is politically stable and will hold its general elections within constitutionally-prescribed time-frames, President Emmerson Mnangagwa has said.

‘No postponement of elections’

Zimbabwe is politically stable and will hold its general elections within constitutionally-prescribed time-frames, President Emmerson Mnangagwa has said.

PEACE PIPE! – Maphepha, Mhlophe call truce

Ngqwele Dube, Sports Correspondent FORMER Highlanders chairman, Ernest “Maphepha” Sibanda will not be challenging the board’s decision to bar him from contesting the post of chairman in elections scheduled for…

Critical drugs shortage blamed on forex

Nomagugu Konke Zimbabwe is experiencing a shortage of critical drugs and The Sunday Mail can reveal that stocks of medicines for asthmatic, hypertensive and diabetic patients have reached alarming levels.

Empower Bank in the spotlight

Sharon Munjenjema Empower Bank was launched without an operating licence and authorities are now regularising documentation to facilitate its opening, The Sunday Mail has gathered.

Zimbabwe’s expensive taste

Livingstone Marufu ZIMBABWE spent over US$600 million on food imports last year due to the relaxation of import licences, The Sunday Mail Business has learnt.

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