adminFirst Lady takes cancer awareness campaign to Mutoko
First Lady Auxillia Mnangagwa yesterday took her national cancer awareness campaign to Mutoko in Mashonaland East Province, where she had interactive sessions with communities.
Hwange Colliery to increase production
Hwange Colliery Company is looking at increasing production from its underground mines after resuming operations a month ago, managing director Thomas Makore said.
HBA nomination dates moved
HARARE Basketball Association have postponed the date for submission of nominees for the secretary-general post to march 2 and elections will be held eight days later.
Benni McCarthy laments Rusike injury
CAPE TOWN. — Cape Town City coach Benni McCarthy is sweating over the fitness of new striker Matthew Rusike.
Fight climate change, tertiary institutions urged
Tertiary institutions must try new approaches to address environmental challenges caused by climate change, a lecturer at Africa University has said.
PPC to restructure board
Listed cement producer PPC Zimbabwe (whose parent firm is based in South Africa) has announced that it is looking to restructure its board, in a bid to strengthen it.
2 tobacco auction floors to open in Rusape
Tobacco farmers in Manicaland stand to benefit from the recent announcement that two auction floors will be opening in Rusape this year.
Tanzanian legislator jailed for defaming Magufuli
DAR ES SALAAM. – A Tanzanian legislator has been handed a five month jail term for defaming President John Pombe Magufuli in a “hate speech” delivered while addressing a rally on December 30, last year.
Activists disrupt national peace and healing meeting
ACTIVISTS led by separatist group Mthwakazi Republic Party (MRP) were at it again yesterday when they disrupted a National Peace and Reconciliation Commission (NPRC) consultative meeting in Lupane, angering the local community who wanted to make contributions.
Iran accelerates nuclear propulsion project amid US hostile policies
TEHRAN. — Iran has stepped up building marine nuclear propulsion systems partly in response to Washington’s increasingly “hostile” stance on the nuclear deal, Financial Tribune reported Sunday.