adminSadc ministers to review regional programme on ICT development
Sadc ministers responsible for Information Communication Technology (ICT) are meeting in Namibia to explore strategies to strengthen the region’s ICT infrastructure.
Rising diva confident of breakthrough
Rising diva Caroline Chirowodza, who goes by stagemane “Caychi”, is determined to make an impact in the local music industry through touching stage performances.
New Zealand PM makes UN history with first baby in General Assembly hall
UNITED NATIONS. – New Zealand’s prime minister has been proclaimed a history maker for taking “first baby” – daughter Neve – into the United Nations General Assembly hall, shaking up what is still a boys’ club of world leaders.
Musakanda in Africa T20 best XI
TOP order batsman Tarisai Musakanda, who led the Zimbabwe Select XI to the recent Africa T20 in South Africa, has been lavished with praises after he made it as captain of the Team of the Tournament.
Cholera death toll hits 49
The death toll from the cholera outbreak has risen to 49, with over 10 000 people being screened for the disease at various treatment centres.
ZRP, council in joint operation
The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) and Harare City Council are conducting a joint operation targeting pirate taxis and commuter omnibuses that are flouting traffic regulations.
Mohadi challenges tourism sector
ACTING President Kembo Mohadi has challenged the tourism sector to embrace technology and digitise operations to be competitive as well as meaningfully contribute to economic transformation.
Govt urged to restore retail confidence
Emmah Chinyamutangira Mutare Correspondent RETAILERS in Manicaland have called on Government to initiate dynamic programmes to restore confidence in the financial sector, as cheap imports continue to suffocate the industry.…
Zanu-PF to hold inter-district indabas
Zanu-PF will this Saturday conduct provincial inter-district conferences countrywide as stipulated in the party’s constitution.
Govt to rectify non-MPs anomaly
Government will soon rectify the anomaly that saw President Mnangagwa appointing six non-constituency parliamentarians as ministers instead of the constitutionally stipulated five.