adminHands off Hwange, Parly told
Zvamaida Murwira Senior Reporter Parliament has no authority to exercise its oversight role over private companies such as Hwange Colliery Company, neither does it have lawful powers to summon an…
Rains expected this week: MSD
The country is expected to start receiving rains this week, with heavier falls expected from Friday, the Meteorological Services Department has said.
Large-scale gold miners in scam
Government has threatened to descend heavily on large-scale gold mining companies that are reportedly under declaring their gold output.
Mukanya, Gweru rekindle romance after 14 years
Anxiety has gripped Gweru as Chimurenga music lovers are anticipating the return of legendary Thomas “ Mukanya” Mapfumo to the city after a 14-year absence.
Zim Education Squash Trust mark anniversary
SCORES of talented young squash players are expected to converge at Belgravia Sports Club in Harare on November 30 and December 1 for the ninth anniversary celebrations of the Zimbabwe Education Squash Trust.
We remember the Great War, while Palestinians live it
THERE was something gruesomely familiar about the way we commemorated the supposed end of the First World War a hundred years ago.
‘Land baron’ nabbed in high speed chase
Police have arrested a suspected land baron behind the seizure of City of Harare paddocks at Crowborough Farm and illegally settling desperate home-seekers there.
‘Increase forex retention for mineral producers’
The Ministry of Mines and Mining Development has called on the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe to increase foreign currency retention for minerals producers to 70 percent from the current levels if the country is to achieve its Transitional Stabilisation Programme targets.
Vakayi invests in hatchery
Venture capital firm, Vakayi Capital, has concluded its second investment project in Zimbabwe that will see a Ruwa-based hatchery doubling its output.
How African courts glorify colonialism
THE tradition of wearing horsehair wigs, perukes, “a term derived from the French word perruque (weaving wig)” and gowns by the judiciary pre-dates the 15th Century.