Man sentenced 9 months for political violence
A 28-year-old Gweru man was recently jailed nine months for political violence.
Mahendere scoops award in SA
Celebrated gospel musician Minister Michael Mahendere is on cloud nine after scooping the best African gospel artiste of the year gong at the Independent National Gospel Music Awards (INGOMA) held in South Africa over the weekend.
Civil imprisonment for Indian tycoon
A locally-based Indian business tycoon has been slapped with an effective one-month civil imprisonment term to induce him pay over $1,2 million he owed his two friends following a business deal.
DeMbare legend Shaya turns 75
IN the year that Dynamos legend George Shaya should have been celebrating his diamond anniversary in style, the crisis rocking the club that gave him fame somewhat blighted his birthday celebrations in Harare yesterday.
Critical to rein in errant ministers
Parliament should assert its authority on members of the Executive who fail to come to the august House to respond to questions and motions raised by backbenchers on behalf of the electorate.
Smart City Expo for Mutare
Manicaland will next month host the inaugural Smart City Summit and Expo as part of efforts to lure investors to partner Government and local authorities to improve the quality of services offered to citizens.
Dr Moyo: Father of dialysis
THOSE who have been following health developments in Zimbabwe lately know the marvel that Chitungwiza Hospital was turned into.
Farmers urged to use moisture techniques
TOBACCO farmers have been urged to intensively employ moisture preservation techniques this season as part of efforts to produce a good crop in light of the forecast low rainfall pattern.
Fight against cancer should be forever
According to the latest National Cancer Registry Report, over 80 percent of cancer cases are diagnosed at end stage in Zimbabwe, amid revelations that a total of 7 165 new cases were recorded in 2015, comprising 3 041 (42,4 percent) males and 4 124 (57,6 percent) females.











