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Forestry Commission of Zimbabwe (FCZ) through its operational entity, Forest Conservation, has embarked on a drive to address deforestation in Mashonaland West province.
Muponda tourney roars into life
Takudzwa Chitsiga Sports Reporter ALL is set for 2018 Warren Park Soccer Tournament which roars into life tomorrow with eight teams from the suburb vying for honours. The tournament will…
Makonde Hospital faces closure
Makonde Christian Hospital, which is the biggest referral institution in Mhangura, has hit hard times and is facing imminent closure.
Cheetahs World Cup preps in limbo
CHEETAHS coach Gilbert Nyamutsamba is a disappointed man as Zimbabwe’s preparations for the 2018 Rugby Sevens World Cup have stalled, four months before the global showcase bursts into life in San Francisco, in the United States.
I remain a High Court judge: Chigumba
Zvamaida Murwira Senior Reporter Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) chairwoman Justice Priscilla Chigumba yesterday said although she had stopped hearing cases at the High Court since her new appointment, she had…
Kart racer Duffy off to SA
FOURTEEN-YEAR-OLD top Zimbabwean kart racer Zac Duffy set off on Wednesday for Vereeniging, South Africa, to start his 2018 South African kart racing campaign.
Understanding rights to inherit spouse’s assets
If a person chooses to marry another in Zimbabwe, there are different methods to contract such marriages which have a direct bearing on their rights to inherit from their spouses’ assets.
No silver platter for women
“We want to go beyond mere survival to thriving. And contribute to wealth creation. As the country opens up for business, this should be done in a way that empowers women economically and equally protects their rights and interest.”
Death toll in Syria rises to 900
Eastern Ghouta. – The Syrian government advanced further against rebels near Damascus yesterday as the death toll in its two-week-old offensive rose to more than 900 and residents described increasingly…
Free medical services for Nyanga folk
OVER 15 doctors are expected to provide free medical services in Nyanga this year in an annual medical outreach programme scheduled for mid- March.