Bulilima villagers resist relocation
Richard Muponde, Plumtree Correspondent AT least 150 families from Madlambuzi have enlisted the services of the Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights to help them fight relocation from their homes which…
Market Report:Zimra surpasses Q3 revenue targets
THE Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) has announced gross collections amounting to $1,28 billion against a target of $1,089 billion in the third quarter of this year, according to the latest…
Government avails fuel for power generation. . .. . . Power cuts temporary . . . Rules out load-shedding
Dumisani Nsingo , Senior Reporter GOVERNMENT has put in measures to normalise the situation after parts of the sourthern region started experiencing power cuts after three thermal power stations stopped…
Tech novelty will spur Vision 2030
Dr Dennis Magaya President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s vision of a middle-income economy by 2030 is pragmatic and the call to action “Zimbabwe is open for business” is befitting.
Magunje’s strange bedfellows
Veronica Gwaze MADZIBABA Aaron (40), leader of the Johane Masowe Yenyenyedzi Nomwe sect, is a tormented soul.
Decolonising the noble profession
Cetshwayo Mabhena An old headmaster that I know used to drive an ancient car that had a sticker with the important message: “If you can read this, thank a teacher!”
Price asymmetry between producer and retail prices a cause for concern
Mhlupheki Dube THE fluctuations of the rates on the money markets have not only brought a headache in the general economy but it has also brought to the fore challenges…
Family watches father’s killing on WhatAapp
Bruce Ndlovu , Sunday News Correspodent A FAMILY of a South Africa-based Zimbabwean security guard is reeling from the shock of witnessing his tragic last moments, as they stumbled on…
Company introduces portable mining plant
Dumisani Nsingo , Senior Business Reporter ONE of the country’s leading mining equipment manufacturer and supplier, Small Scale Mining Supplies has come up with a portable mining plant tailor-made to…
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR:A lot needs to be done to turnaround economy
EVENTS of the past weeks have made me to air my views. It does appear Zimbabweans will never learn from past experiences.








