Zanu-PF tackles challenges facing economy
Tendai Mugabe, Harare Bureau THE Zanu-PF Politburo yesterday tackled several challenges affecting the economy, with the issue of price stabilisation topping the agenda of intense deliberations that lasted for more…
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Food security guaranteed despite drought threat
All hope is not yet lost, but we are beginning to be concerned a little that the 2017/18 agricultural season might be poor.
27 TIMES WIFE STABBER TO HANG
Patrick Chitumba, Midlands Bureau Chief A GWERU man who walked for 20km to his wife’s family home where he fatally stabbed her 27 times was yesterday sentenced to death by…
SMEs body hails portable POS device
Thandiwe Katinhimure, Business Reporter BULAWAYO Chamber for Small to Medium Enterprises has welcomed the introduction of a portable Point of Sale (POS) machine as the device is expected to boost…
Semester Welcome back Bash. . . To dish out latest album
Bongani Ndlovu, Showbiz Correspondent A day after Zimdancehall exponent Winky D launches his much-anticipated album Gombwe tomorrow in Harare, fans in Bulawayo will have a chance to sample his latest…
Chiefs stuck with unqualified coach
Sikhumbuzo Moyo, Senior Sports Reporter NEWLY promoted Premiership side Bulawayo Chiefs are headed for a collision course with Zifa over their head coach after indicating that they will stick to…
Chihuri opens up on $3 million suit
Fungai Lupande, Harare Bureau Former ZRP Commissioner-General Augustine Chihuri has broken his silence over the $3 million lawsuit he is facing from businessman Mr Bigboy Pachirera, who alleges that the…
AfDB targets 29.3m people in Africa to access renewable energy
Thandiwe Katinhimure, Business Reporter THE African Development Bank (AfDB) says it plans to reach 29.3 million people with electricity by 2020 as it ventures into investment in renewable energy on…
Opposition parties in donor fatigue dilemma
Nduduzo Tshuma, Political Editor AS the country inches towards national elections, opposition parties, particularly the MDC-T, the biggest of them all, face among other problems, donor fatigue that could affect…
VID officers given 100-day ultimatum to stop corruption
Harare Bureau Transport and Infrastructural Development Minister Dr Joram Gumbo has given officials from the Vehicle Inspection Department (VID) a 100-day ultimatum to stop corrupt activities or risk prosecution.











