adminRemembering the Soul of the Nation, Dr Mzee
Cde Simon Vengai Muzenda, the veteran nationalist and former Vice President of the Republic of Zimbabwe died on Saturday September 20, 2003 after a long illness, at the age of 80.
Zimbabwe will rise
“To transform Zimbabwe into a upper middle-income economy, with increased investment, decent jobs, broad-based empowerment, free from poverty and corruption by 2030.”
Costa boost for Warriors
ZIMBABWE international defender Costa Nhamoinesu is back to full fitness and now likely to boost Sunday Chidzambwa’s squad ahead of their back-to-back Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against Democratic Republic of Congo next month.
Outrage over cholera screening
ZIMBABWEANS travelling to Zambia through Chirundu Border Post have described as inhumane the cholera screening process introduced by Zambian authorities at the one-stop-border post that involves making people take laxatives.
Call to increase numbers of the disabled in Parly
Government has been urged to consider increasing representation of disabled people in Parliament to ensure that their needs are adequately articulated at policy formulation level.
ZDF joins fight against cholera
THE Zimbabwe Defence Forces (ZDF) has raised $60 000 to be channelled towards the fight against the cholera outbreak which has claimed 31 lives and affected 5 000 people.
Tobacco farmers start transplanting seedlings
Tobacco farmers here have started transplanting tobacco seedlings from the seedbed to the field under irrigation.
Education system poised for major overhaul
As the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education our objective is to take Zimbabwean education to the 21st century and there has to be an educational transformation and full implementation of the competence-based curriculum.
Chamisa in climbdown over Masvingo mayor
MDC-Alliance leader Mr Nelson Chamisa has reportedly been forced to reverse his decision to fire newly-elected Masvingo mayor Advocate Collins Maboke from his post after residents in the country’s oldest town threatened to stage protests.