Gumbo appeals for change of mindset

ENERGY and Power Development Minister Dr Joram Gumbo has said there is need for culture change in how his ministry conducts its business if the drive to turn Zimbabwe into a middle-income economy by 2030 is to be achieved.

Top comedians, actors combine forces

After realising that television opportunities are not heading their way despite having worked tirelessly for years, top stand-up comedians have joined hands with actors to create their a comedy series.

Tanya ups Thor Winter Olympics preparations

ZIMBABWE’S top female motocross rider Tanya Muzinda on Monday intensified her preparations for this year’s Thor Winter Olympics Supercross and Motocross Championships by having her first Super-cross practice session at the world famous Millsaps Training Facility at Cairo in Georgia, United States.

Dealing with burden of ‘black tax’

Most black families focus on being poor, vulnerable and marginalised and forget to better their lives. We might be poor, but clean, vulnerable, but strong-willed, marginalised, but innovative. We believe in social coherence and family unity and through this, many of us who are between rocks and hard places can be encouraged to build their lives in amazing ways.

Second Republic: Seventh meeting decisions matrix

1. Investment Projects Approved for Implementation The Chief Secretary to the President and Cabinet circulated for the information of Cabinet a list of 11 projects which have been approved by…

Makunde names squad

Ellina Mhlanga Sports Reporter ZIMBABWE senior netball team coach Lloyd Makunde yesterday named a 20-member provisional squad ahead of the upcoming Diamond Challenge in South Africa as they begin their…

ICT sector registers $1bn revenue

The Information Communication Technology (ICT) sector registered a phenomenal rise in revenue to $1 billion last year from $600 million in 2010, legislators have heard.

Major dam levels drop, livestock in distress

Major dams’ water levels have declined to an average of 70 percent, as the condition of livestock in the southern parts of the country has started deteriorating due to high temperatures and the shortage of pastures. There has been a steady decline in dam levels as a result of stoppage of river flows in many parts of the country.

We have hit the ground running

What we certainly abhor is a situation where people just smash and grab, a situation that breeds laziness and lawlessness. The zanu-pf Youth League believes in hardworking people as the cornerstone for any meaningful development.

Hailstorm damages school

Locadia Matsvaire Herald Reporter Nyamande Primary School under Goromonzi District is appealing for donations from well-wishers to repair buildings that were destroyed by a hailstorm recently. The affected buildings include…

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